I just looked at the market until my eyes felt dry, and my hands itched to "buy the dip"... As a result, I checked the depth, and the bid-ask spread was as thin as paper, feeling like I could trip over myself with just one step. When liquidity is drying up, honestly, surviving comes first before anything else; don’t think about turning things around in one go.

I'm feeling very cautious now: small positions, staggered entries, avoiding leverage if possible, trying small amounts first when switching chains, revocations should be turned off if possible, and keeping some stablecoins as oxygen. Recently, I heard news about certain regions increasing taxes and tightening compliance, then loosening again, causing deposit and withdrawal expectations to shift, and market sentiment can change instantly... Anyway, I prioritize "not dying" first, and slowly consider bottom-fishing.