These days, that feeling of "looking stable but actually very thin" has returned to the market... When liquidity dries up, the first to die isn't the wrong direction, but the fact that you think you can leave at any time, but in reality, you can't get out at all. So now I prefer to do less, and not rush to bottom fish, first tighten up my positions and leverage, keep some bullets, and survive before thinking about anything else.

Cross-chain bridges are being hacked again, and oracles are showing abnormal quotes. Everyone is huddling together in that phrase "waiting for confirmation"... Honestly, it's not cowardice, but knowing that the system can suddenly malfunction. I'm most afraid of not losing money, but losing control: losing money can still be accounted for, but losing control means you can't even press the stop-loss button. Anyway, I’ll tighten risk controls first, and not provoke the market.