When liquidity dries up, the market is like an elevator losing power; pressing the bottom-fishing button doesn't necessarily mean someone will take the bait... My current priority is simple: survive first, then think about being smart. Reduce your position size, turn off leverage, don't be too greedy with your orders—it's better to eat less than to get pierced by a needle.

Some people are too fixated on on-chain data tools and tagging systems, but honestly, those things can sometimes lag behind or even mislead you, like watching a delayed replay. I prefer to look at congestion, active addresses, and whether there's any sign of "breathing" in the funds—if there's no sign of life, don't force the issue. Anyway, only those who can endure low liquidity will be qualified to wait for the next wave.