I only realized after I started recording that when liquidity dries up, the most dangerous thing isn't misreading the direction, but thinking you can "run at any time." The market looks fine on the surface, but a single slip in the order book can wake you up. Honestly, it's about surviving first and talking about bottom-fishing later.

In the past two days, I've also seen cross-chain bridges being hacked, and oracles reporting outrageous prices. The group instantly unified their stance: "Wait for confirmation"... I actually think it's quite realistic: it's not that everyone suddenly became rational, but they've been educated by liquidity. Recording helps me speak less in stories and more about checking whether every time I want to add to my position, it's because of data or just because I can't accept losing. Anyway, I now prefer to keep my positions smaller and sleep more peacefully.