Liquidity has been tight lately, and I just realized that the term “bottom fishing” is quite extravagant... The order book is as thin as paper, and a slip in slippage can completely crush people's confidence. To put it simply, survive first: don’t leverage heavily, don’t gamble on rebounds with a bunch of small pools, withdraw what you can, and keep enough gas and stablecoins as oxygen.

That main public chain isn’t about to upgrade/maintain, and the community is guessing whether the ecosystem will move. I think we shouldn’t rush to chase the migration concept; when the chain is tinkered with, the first problems often involve wallet interactions: nonce getting stuck, pending queues, replay risks—these details can really torment people for a long time.

A very simple step I’m willing to do more often is: before and after major market moves, clear the authorizations of frequently used addresses, and take an extra three seconds to carefully read signature pop-ups. I’d rather spend more time and gas than save a little money and end up paying tuition in the end. That’s it for now, survival is the priority.