The recent "low volume" feeling in the market is so familiar, the floor looks quite attractive, but I'm really hesitant to make a move for fear of stepping on a landmine. When liquidity dries up, I have one principle: survive first, then talk about bottom-fishing. Don't hold positions stubbornly; if you can withdraw, do so. Keeping bullets is more important than saving face.

When cross-chain bridges get hacked again or oracle prices go haywire, everyone collectively enters a "wait for confirmation" mode. Actually, that's normal too; no matter how lively the chain is, if you can't sell, it's all just stories... I now treat complexity as an enemy: avoid touching what I don't understand first. Anyway, opportunities will always be there; life only has one.