These days, that feeling of "no volume but still forcing and smashing" in the market is all too familiar. When liquidity dries up, the so-called bottom-fishing can easily turn into self-delusion of catching falling knives. To put it simply, survive first: keep positions small, avoid leverage, don't fight against emotions. Wait until there are real transactions and genuine news landing—missing out is better than getting wiped out.

Additionally, I see modularization and DA layer starting to flood the screens again. Developers excitedly write long posts, while ordinary users (including my partner) only reply with "So how can I make money from this?" Fine, no matter how big the narrative, someone has to be willing to spend money to trade first. Anyway, I’ll focus on code merges and milestones; others can tell the stories.