These days, the group is again talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various rumors of "de-pegging." Honestly, the more information I get, the less I want to make impulsive moves. When liquidity dries up and the order book becomes as thin as paper, trying to buy the dip sounds cool, but slippage turns it into just replenishing someone else's position.

My current priority is pretty simple: survive first. Reduce my positions, avoid leverage, and only put on chain those that I can see clearly. I just checked the on-chain minting and burning of a certain stablecoin, and there's a clear short-term net outflow. A single 20k trade on DEX can distort the pool price... In times like this, there's really no need to fight against the emotions. Once liquidity returns and prices normalize, then it's not too late to talk about "picking up bargains." Anyway, the market won't lack opportunities.