When liquidity dries up, all the "bottom-fishing faith" has to step aside first.

I used to be eager to buy the dip too, thinking that a big drop was an opportunity, but the ones who usually get wiped out first are those with heavy positions, too much authority, or all their money in one place.
Now I only have one idea: survive first, then talk about whether it's cheap or not—divide your holdings, multi-sign, freeze limits, don’t leave yourself room for slip-ups.

Recently, there have been a bunch of testnets offering incentives again, and everyone in the group is guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens.
Honestly, it’s all about the expected points pushing people to rush.
I also want to grab some, but when liquidity is really tight, what’s most valuable isn’t the points, it’s that you can still withdraw and sleep well.
Anyway, I’ve already minimized the risks I can, and the rest is up to fate.