The biggest feeling from watching the market these days is: liquidity dries up, everything feels like it's floating in a vacuum, the spread widens, and bottom fishing turns into getting cut. There's really no need to show off.

Many people focus on large on-chain transfers and abnormal movements in exchange hot and cold wallets, then start imagining "smart money entering the market." Honestly, those could just be repositioning, hedging, or risk management actions; using them as signals is a bit of gambling.
What I care about more now is whether I can survive first: shrinking my position to a level where I can sleep peacefully, preferring to miss out rather than hold on stubbornly, keeping some cash and an exit plan—more realistic than "buying at the lowest point"... Anyway, the market won't give me liquidity just because I want to buy the dip.
For now, I'll do that. I'll go draw another small chart of the TVL and depth of my commonly used pools for reference.