When liquidity dries up, I tend to stay calm... because I used to love jumping in on those candles that looked like they were about to reverse, but the slippage and liquidation taught me a lesson. Now my habits are very simple: first cut my position down to a level I can sleep peacefully with, then check the perpetual contract holdings and funding rates—don’t argue with yourself. I also watch large on-chain transfers and the movements of hot and cold wallets on exchanges, which are often hyped as smart money, but I treat it more like weather forecasting—don’t take it as an edict. Honestly, until liquidity returns, I consider bottom-fishing to be nonexistent; surviving comes first.