Over the past couple of days, looking on-chain, liquidity is thin, the order book is like paper, and one slip can cause slippage that can shake people's confidence. I used to think "bottom fishing," but the more I do it, the more it feels like catching a flying knife. Honestly, survival comes first: reduce position size, do it in batches, don't hold on stubbornly, having some bullets left is more important than guessing the bottom.

AI agents, automated trading, these narratives are also quite lively, but right now I'm more concerned about how they are authorized, where the private keys are stored, and whether you can casually interact with contracts... The hype comes fast, and so do the pitfalls. Anyway, I prefer to slow down a bit, do fewer impulsive trades, and sleep more peacefully.