These past couple of days, looking at the chain has left me a little dazed. When liquidity dries up, the order book looks just like a fish pond with no water—any casual kick can send mud flying. The group is also circulating talk about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and all kinds of “de-pegging” rumors. The more they talk, the more it starts to sound like a late-night radio station—after listening for too long, your mind gets uneasy. To be blunt, at times like this I don’t really want to “buy the dip to prove myself.” I’d rather treat my position like oxygen—use it carefully, keep things simple, borrow less, and for any interaction/operations, I’d prefer to do them slowly and cleanly. If I really want to pick up bargains, I’ll wait until the water level comes back a bit. Otherwise, it’s like riding a bike in the rain—one sudden stop is enough to show who’s actually going without a cover.