Lately, the feeling of "no one is taking the order" has returned to the market, with orders so thin they look like paper, and a big slip I think of the frustrating past when I kept trying to bottom fish and only ended up digging myself deeper... At that time, I thought I was just picking up bargains, but honestly I was ignoring the liquidity drought; the cheap prices might just be because no one dares to buy. By the way, I also feel that in some regions, increased taxes and stricter compliance measures have tightened, changing deposit and withdrawal expectations, causing everyone to instinctively hold back, which also cools down the lively on-chain activity.

My current idea is quite simple: survive first, then talk about bottom fishing. Don't fully commit your position, and don't use overly risky leverage; better to miss a rebound than to get stuck in a position where you "want to leave but can't." If you really want to act, break your orders into small parts and take it slow, first confirm you can handle the worst-case scenario... Anyway, the market isn't short of opportunities, what’s missing is the capital and mindset to wait for the next one.