Recently, as liquidity dried up, the group started shouting "The bottom-fishing window is here again." Frankly, when there's no trading volume, stop-losses are just decorations; trying to walk away becomes impossible, and the more you add, the more passive you become. My approach is very simple: cut my position to a level I can sleep soundly, keep cash on hand, rather than forcing through and risking more; if I really want to enter, I do it in several steps, leaving myself an exit route.

By the way, before and after the main public chain upgrades/maintenance, everyone guesses whether ecosystem projects will migrate. I just want to say: don’t jump to conclusions about migration, first focus on on-chain data, bridges, and trading depth. Survive first, then talk about bottom-fishing. Words are easy, but losing money is unreasonable.