Lately, I have only one feeling when watching the market: liquidity is really dried up, the order book is as thin as paper, and anyone still shouting "bottom-fishing window" makes me want to roll my eyes. To be honest, it's about surviving first and then talking about bottom-fishing; don't get carried away and leverage up or increase positions, or you'll end up being someone else's escape cushion.

Recently, AI Agents and automated trading have been hyped up again. I don't oppose new things, but no one talks about the security details of on-chain interactions: Is authorization being given carelessly? Are the contracts upgradeable? Are the budgets decided impulsively? These issues are overlooked, and sooner or later, problems will arise. Last night, I actually had a moment where I wanted to uninstall a certain trading app directly—it's too noisy, all about "automatically making you money"; I held back, cleared all permissions, cut my positions in half, and decided to go with this for now, at least not to get caught in the "narrative."