The biggest feeling from watching the market these days is: when liquidity dries up, don’t think about "elegant bottom-fishing," just focus on surviving first. Slippage is large, cross-chain transfers are blocked, the price looks okay, but actual transactions feel like someone secretly cut a slice… Honestly, whether you can get out is more important than making a few trades. I’d rather check if the routing has backups and if the bridge queue is moving again—better to earn less than get stuck halfway.

Recently, the group has been talking about AI Agent automated trading and on-chain interactions. It sounds pretty cool, but some people only hype the narrative, never mentioning safety details, which annoys me. Automation isn’t a get-out-of-jail-free card; one mistake can lead to chain signatures and chain authorizations, and losses can escalate quickly. Anyway, I’m going to reduce my position, trade less, and keep more cash flow. When the water comes back, it’s not too late to talk about bottom-fishing.