Recently, the market looks quite "calm," but honestly, it's still the interest rate line that's pulling the strings: when interest rates are a bit higher, everyone's risk appetite shrinks, and positions unconsciously start to be pulled back. The rhythm of large on-chain transfers back and forth also becomes more fragmented and cautious. I myself am often fooled by this "seems like nothing's wrong" surface... In the past couple of days, around the upgrade of that main public chain, people in the group have been guessing whether the ecosystem will migrate. Actually, many are just using it as an excuse: on one hand, wanting to bet on narratives, and on the other, fearing liquidity might suddenly thin out. If you ask me, if I could only keep one habit: always leave some cash reserve in your positions.