Lately, that feeling of "wanting to sell but can't sell at all" has returned to the market. Liquidity dries up, and the idea of bottom fishing sounds almost luxurious. To put it simply, survive first: don't fully load your positions, don't borrow money to hold on, keep some cash as if it were oxygen. Even if you miss a rebound, it's better than being pierced by a needle. Looking at on-chain funds, when inflows and outflows slow down and slippage widens, I stop messing around. I still do dollar-cost averaging but slow down the pace. Recently, developers are excited about modularization and DeFi layer narratives, chatting enthusiastically in groups, while ordinary users are still confused. I'll just wait to see funds and sentiment warm up again. (Don't rush to be a hero...)