Lately, that feeling of "no one is taking" in the market has returned, with order books so thin they look like paper, any small hit can drive the price down sharply. I'm itching to act, but after checking my positions and cash flow, I still suppress that impulse to buy the dip, first moving the stablecoins I can unlock, so I don't get stuck in a pool I can't exit. By the way, it's ridiculous that hardware wallets are out of stock... The more tense it gets, the easier it is to click impulsively.

Honestly, when liquidity dries up, bottom fishing isn't about skill; it's a survival challenge: first ensure you can withdraw at any time, avoid liquidation or redemption lockups, then talk about picking up bargains. Now phishing links are also rampant; I'd rather earn less, take my time with signatures and authorizations—if I can avoid connecting, I do; if I can diversify, I diversify; being able to sleep peacefully is more important than anything. Survive first, opportunities will come later.