I've been lurking in the group for a long time, but I still can't help but say: when liquidity dries up, put aside the idea of bottom-fishing for now, and focus on surviving first. Usually, you think you're holding well, but when the market depth is as thin as paper and slippage causes you to slip, even stop-losses can turn into chasing losses. In simple terms, it's about being priced by liquidity, not setting your own market prices. My habit is pretty old-fashioned: first unwind leverage, reduce positions, account for the worst-case risks, and keep some bullets for when emotions peak. Recently, before and after the upgrade/hard fork of that mainstream chain, everyone speculated whether the ecosystem would migrate. Actually, the first thing to change is often not the narrative, but the speed at which funds are pulled out... Anyway, I’d rather miss out on a part than prove my bravery at the explosion point. That’s all for now.