Liquidity has dried up these days, and I just realized that the word "bottom fishing" is really quite extravagant... To be honest, surviving comes first, and there's no need to rush to prove how accurate your judgment is. I now feel more like I'm doing a "backup": keeping a portion of my positions, holding some cash, and dividing my on-chain assets into several parts, preferring to be slow rather than getting stuck in one wave with no room to maneuver.

Having seen the economic collapse of blockchain games before, when inflation opens up, studios enter the market, and combined with the downward spiral of coin prices, in the end, it's whoever moves slowly who ends up taking the loss. Anyway, my current habit is: not to clash head-on with hot topics, not to leverage, to withdraw when possible, and to keep risks in places I can see clearly. If real opportunities come later, I’ll consider them. That’s all for now.