Just saw in the group chat people circulating screenshots about stablecoins depegging again—honestly, it’s really annoying. When liquidity dries up, the thing you fear most isn’t losing money; it’s people panicking and making random moves. My own habit is to first clear out any positions I can liquidate quickly, keep some dry rations, and then proceed with the interactions I need to do and claim whatever I’m supposed to claim—anyway, I’m not in a rush to cash out.

For the long term, I understand it’s not something you measure in weeks or by quarter. It depends on how long your execution cycle can hold up. For example, if an airdrop task requires three months of farming, and during that time there’s a big crash and you bail, then the gas fees you spent earlier are basically wasted. So my “long term” is the time until my interaction plan is finished—usually half a month at the shortest, up to half a year at the longest. In the meantime, just keep your head down and work. Stay alive first; don’t bet on catching the bottom. Wait until it’s confirmed stable, then talk.