These past few days, looking at the market charts and feeling like "no one is buying, orders are as thin as paper," you realize that when liquidity dries up, there's no need to rush to be a hero. To put it simply, survive first: reduce your positions, don't stubbornly hold onto leverage, and keep some cash (or stablecoins) for breathing room—it's much more important than the ritual of bottom-fishing.

Airdrop season is the same, with points systems making it feel like clocking in at work, and task platforms becoming increasingly hostile to witches... My current habit is: rather do fewer tasks, but keep my wallet/device/operation process clean, so I don't risk losing my main account just for a few extra points. In the long run, it's not talent that matters, but these boring yet life-saving habits. Anyway, I’ll just hang in there, and see if I can survive until the next wave.