Recently, liquidity has dried up, and I especially think of the issue of "backup": even the fastest main hard drive is afraid of sudden failure, and if you don't have redundancy, what can you rely on to withstand fluctuations... To put it simply, survive first, then talk about bottom-fishing; otherwise, you'll be wiped out halfway through. In the group these days, there's been talk about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various "de-pegging" rumors, which makes people uneasy. I prefer not to follow the emotional reactions and stay cautious, moving less. If I do decide to act, I first think through the entry and exit points clearly, and layer my positions like backups, so I can retreat in the worst case. Anyway, I have only one principle: if I can self-custody, I will; if I can avoid signing, I won't sign unnecessarily. That's all for now.