The feeling of "no volume but still pushing" has returned in the market these days, and as soon as the stop-loss is triggered, you can tell liquidity is drying up. To put it simply, at times like this, don't rush to be a hero and buy the dip; first think about how to survive: reduce your position to a level you can sleep soundly, withdraw permissions you can, and don't sign a bunch of contracts just because of airdrops or events—if something goes wrong, you won't even be able to run. Meme and celebrity calls are lively and exciting, but attention shifts too quickly, and newcomers are most likely to take the last baton... Veteran players say "don't be greedy for that one bite" for real, not just for show. Anyway, I'm now more concerned about whether there are any weird things in permission configurations and upgrade logic—losing a little profit is okay, just don't get wiped out in one wave.