Lately, that feeling of "deadly quiet" in the market has returned, with orders so thin they look like paper, and trying to catch a little profit causes a slip that completely ruins my mindset. When liquidity dries up, I really don’t dare to pretend to be a hero anymore. Honestly, it’s better to survive first and talk about bottom-fishing later: keep your position smaller, don’t rush to buy everything at once, and save some bullets as well as some sleep.

People in the community are still arguing about whether privacy coins and coin mixing count as "original sins," and where to draw the line on compliance... Listening to that makes me want to slow down even more. After all, when rules are unclear, the market loves to educate people through volatility.

Next time, I might first think clearly about whether I can withstand the worst-case scenario before taking action. Will you choose to keep waiting in such situations, or try to pick up some gradually?