It’s raining today and the roads are clogged. I took two sips of coffee—the moment it came out, it turned cold, and my mood cooled down with it… This is even more obvious on-chain these past two days: when liquidity gets pulled away, the order book gets as thin as paper—one little push and you get slippage, right in the face. Plainly put, at times like this, don’t rush to be a “bottom-fishing” hero; staying alive matters more than anything. Don’t stubbornly hold positions—reduce whenever you can, and keep some ammo in reserve to wait for the market to recover and start breathing again.

Lately, AI Agents and automated trading have been hyped up again, and I’m itching to plug in a script to “free my hands,” but the more I look, the more I feel that security is the real hard bone: there are tons of authorizations, contracts are unclear, and once your private keys and interfaces get jumbled up, you’re done. Anyway, I’ll restrain myself for now—don’t let your own impulses run in automatic mode again when liquidity has dried up… that’s it for now.