These past couple of days, the secondary market really feels like "winter came too quickly"... Orders are as thin as paper, trying to buy the dip but slipping instantly on slippage, and my mindset was directly taught a lesson. Honestly, when liquidity dries up, it's better to survive first and talk about picking up bargains later: reduce all-in bets, stop chasing the bottom, just place orders if you can, prefer to slowly fill rather than force through deep liquidity. The royalty dispute has flared up again, I understand creators want to get more, but with buy orders almost frozen and more friction added, in the end, no one will be happy. I'll first change my PFP to a dull gray to remind myself not to pretend to be bullish... let's see.