My biggest feeling from watching the market these days isn't "opportunity is coming," but rather that liquidity has dried up. Even wanting to withdraw feels like going downstairs and finding the elevator is out of service—you can only walk up the stairs panting... So now I'm more focused on surviving first: don't max out your positions, don't force it, and if you really want to pick up bargains, leave some room for a fallback.

Airdrop season is also quite surreal. Task platforms are becoming increasingly strict against anti-witch activities, and the point system makes earning tokens feel like clocking in at work. Everyone complains but keeps competing. Honestly, when liquidity is poor, even the most attractive reward rules might not be realizable. In the end, it's like picking shells on the beach—when the tide comes in, they're all gone. That's all for now; I'll watch and see gradually.