These past few days, that feeling of "looks pretty stable, but as soon as you enter, it slides down and makes you doubt life" has returned... Once liquidity dries up, what’s called bottom-fishing more often feels like adding depth for others. Especially now, everyone is daily watching staking unlocks, token unlock calendars, and as selling pressure and anxiety rise, the order walls become as thin as paper, routing around you a few times, and the transaction price is no longer what you thought it was. To put it simply, in these times, survive first: use limit orders instead of market orders, slow down with splitting orders, if it’s not deep enough, just don’t touch it, rather miss out than become liquidity’s donation. Next time, I might first look at the depth + impact cost before deciding whether to make a move… Do you still dare to bottom-fish in such liquidity now?