The recent market scene has that "lack of liquidity" vibe again, with order books so thin they look like paper, and one big order can send the price flying... My hands are itching, but I checked my notes first and stuck the rules in front of my face: survive first, then talk about bottom-fishing. Honestly, when liquidity dries up, it's easiest to turn "bottom-fishing" into "getting wiped out," especially with small caps that get easily hyped up.

Modularization and the DA layer have been hot topics among developers lately; I find it pretty cool when I scroll through, but most users are still clueless. The narrative is hot, but if I really want to buy, I’d only do small positions to test the waters—losing is okay if I can afford it. Right now, I’d rather miss the rebound than force myself to be a hero in this environment... For now, I’ll wait until liquidity recovers a bit before considering adding more.