The recent market feeling of "no one buying, no one selling" is quite frightening. Liquidity dries up, and bottom-fishing can easily turn into catching a flying knife with no way out. To be honest, my current primary goal isn't profit, but survival: first, remove leverage, reduce position sizes, keep enough cash/stablecoins, and I'd rather miss a rebound than get caught holding the bag.

I have a simple method to prevent impulsive trading: when I see the urge to jump in, I first close the trading interface, then check the on-chain fund flows and order book depth (not just look at the K-line for fun), and set a rule for myself: "If I still want to buy tomorrow, I’ll wait." Many impulsive decisions disappear after a good night's sleep.

By the way, the privacy coin/mixer community has been very noisy lately. I don’t take sides, but the more the compliance boundaries are blurred, the more you shouldn’t trap yourself in assets you can’t escape from. That’s it for now—slowing down is okay.