The most obvious thing in the market these days is not the rise or fall, but liquidity thinning... As orders are canceled one after another, slippage also amplifies. To put it simply, during times like this, it's better to survive first and talk about bottom-fishing later. The same applies to LPs; the fees look okay, but once impermanent loss kicks in and you keep trading back and forth a few times, your mindset can easily collapse.

Recently, there's been talk about rate cut expectations, the US dollar index moving in sync with risk assets, rising and falling together. I also don't quite understand the macro theories. Anyway, my own approach remains conservative: don't fully load your positions, don't put all your eggs in one basket, and prefer earning fewer fees rather than being wiped out in one sweep.

Staring at the screen for too long makes my eyes sore and my neck stiff. The more I do this, the more likely I am to impulsively place orders... I'll turn off the screen for a while, take it slow, and just get through today.