Lately, liquidity has been tight, and the market looks like a pond that suddenly has no water. When slippage rises, people panic. To put it simply, at this point, it's about surviving first and talking about bottom-fishing later.

My current approach is pretty boring: reduce positions first, diversify where possible, and prioritize keeping assets that can be withdrawn at any time. Even if the APY is high, I’ll first ask where that yield is coming from—whether it’s subsidized, locked in for a period, or if the risk isn’t clearly stated.
Recently, the staking unlocks and token unlock calendar have been brought up repeatedly. I do feel the anxiety of selling pressure, but I’m more afraid of blocking my exit route just to “get in early.”
What I fear missing the most isn’t actually the opportunity, but the chance to exit with dignity when the time comes.