That “no liquidity” feeling in the market over these past two days is so obvious—the order book is paper-thin, and with just a casual sell-off, it slides into something that makes you doubt life. To put it simply: when liquidity dries up, it’s better to survive first before talking about trying to bottom-fish—cut your position a bit, don’t stubbornly hold on, and keep some “ammo” left; that’s more important than anything else.

People outside are also discussing increased taxes and tighter/looser compliance in a certain region. I honestly don’t care who wins or loses, but the little psychological swings caused by expectations for deposits and withdrawals really can push people toward more impulsive trades… What I don’t regret is putting back into my wallet those few “looks good but no one’s willing to take over” positions. As for the floor price—whatever it is—just endure the mental stress first.