In the past few days, whenever liquidity is pulled out of the market, the candlestick chart looks like there's no brakes at all. The hands that try to buy the dip are just about to reach out when they get educated... Honestly, during times like these, it's more important to survive first and talk about faith later. I’d rather earn a little less than become fuel for emotional trading. Reduce your position size first, lower your leverage first, and if you can use options to hedge, do so. Don’t gamble with the market.

Airdrop season is also quite funny. The task platform's anti-witchcraft system has turned into a points system like clocking in at work. Everyone is competing until dawn and still pretending to “love the ecosystem”… It’s exhausting to watch. Anyway, I don’t need to be understood. I’ll follow my own rhythm: if I feel uncomfortable, I won’t do it; if I’m unsure, I won’t add to my position. Keep my life first; there will be plenty of opportunities later.