Liquidity has been thin these days, and the market feels like an oil-less pot—just a slight tap and it burns. Don't rush to shout "bottom fishing." My current thinking is very simple: survive first, then talk about picking up bargains. Avoid chasing if you can, buy in batches if possible, and place smaller orders—don't get stuck in slippage or transactions that can't be canceled.

AI agents, automated trading, and these narratives are quite popular, but I see more on-chain discussions about "who's focusing on security details." The step I’m willing to take that’s not advanced is to run a local simulation of nonce management and replay protection for the script before interacting—ten minutes of trouble, but it's better than waking up the next day to find your authorization has been drained... Anyway, the market isn't short of opportunities; what’s missing is that you’re still here.