These days, liquidity dries up and the market looks like a car without fuel; no matter how responsive the steering wheel is, it can't turn.

I used to shout "bottom fishing," but now I mostly think about how to survive: don't over-allocate, withdraw when possible, don't push margin and emotions to the limit, and if you need to add, do it in several steps.
I'd rather miss out than go all-in and lock myself in at once.

In the community, people are still arguing whether privacy coins/mixing coins are considered original sins, and how to draw the line on compliance.
Looking at this, I become even more certain of one thing: when rules are unclear, liquidity just disappears.
When exchanges/on-chain entry points tighten, no matter how "right" you think you are, it’s useless.
Not being able to get out is the most painful part.

Forget it, to put it plainly: prioritize survival, keep cash flow and exit channels;
wait until you can trade normally and transfer funds normally, then talk about whether to buy the dip.
Anyway, I’d rather earn less now than be the one stuck at the door.