These past two days, liquidity has dried up, and my little “bottom-fishing speed” immediately turns into a suicidal charge… Put simply, let’s talk about bottom-fishing only after you’re still alive. I used to be pretty obsessive—I’d always say, “I only look at the chain,” and thought that once address labels are tagged, the direction of smarter money is clear at a glance. But I’ve also been educated now: tools are lagging, and labels can be intentionally steered to set the pace—by the time you figure it out, there may just be leftovers.

So my recent adjustment is: I still look at the chain, but only as a thermometer, not as a navigation system. Before making a move, first check whether the order book is actually empty, whether the slippage is outrageous, and whether you can retreat at any time. Emotions are the same—if you start getting worked up, turn off the app first. Don’t force it with fast hands and stubborn pride… Anyway, keep your ammo for now, and wait for the market to work off its liquidity on its own.