These past couple of days, the feeling in the market of "it looks like it hasn't dropped much but no one is buying" is pretty scary. Once liquidity dries up, whether you try to bottom fish or not, don't rush to be a hero... I usually check a few commonly tracked wallet tags on the chain to see if they've suddenly liquidated or changed addresses, or if liquidity in pools has been quietly drained. If there's any abnormality, I withdraw first and ask questions later. Staying alive is more important than buying at the lowest point.

Then I saw Meme get pumped again by a celebrity's shout, and I understand that newcomers get excited, but honestly, the rotation of attention is so brutal. The last push is probably not in "others'" hands.
Anyway, I now prefer to earn a little less, keep my position smaller, save some bullets, and if there's really a good opportunity, I have to wait until the market is willing to give volume.