These past few days, the market has dried up, and so-called "bottom fishing" looks like picking up coins in the desert… First, just survive. When liquidity dries up, the worst thing isn't the decline, but that when you want to exit, no one is willing to take you. The on-chain large holder routes are the same; once they start rerouting and dispersing inflows and outflows, it's basically leaving yourself a backup plan.

The group is again discussing stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various "de-pegging" rumors. Honestly, emotions are moving faster than data. My current approach is very simple: treat redundancy as a "backup," keep multiple exit routes, and don't concentrate all positions/funds in one channel. There's no rush to bottom fish; first, ensure you can still place orders at your own pace tomorrow. As for the rest… forget it, just wait patiently.