Recently, liquidity has dried up, and the feeling of the market being "empty" is very obvious, with slippage easily causing people to get impatient and want to buy the dip. To be honest, I am now more concerned with survival: keep positions small, trade less, cut losses when needed, and don't trap yourself in a position you can't get out of.

These days, some people interpret large on-chain transfers and unusual activity in exchange hot and cold wallets as "smart money." I also glance at them, but I don't dare to rely on them as guidance, more as a risk warning: when emotions are too heated, it's better to be a step slower. After muting a few groups, my mindset changed quite noticeably, less anxiety from being pushed to make decisions every minute, and I can even read signatures carefully before clicking... Anyway, first focus on keeping your account safe and maintaining liquidity; there are plenty of opportunities.