Recently, analyzing indicators has been a bit exhausting, liquidity has dried up, and those "support levels" on the chart are basically paper-thin, with order books as sparse as a dimly lit archive room, ready to scatter at a gust of wind. At this stage, I’d rather not talk about bottom-fishing; instead, I’ll tighten up my positions and leverage, and wait to turn the page when I can survive to the next chapter.

NFT royalties are causing quite a stir; I understand that creators want income, but without liquidity in the secondary market, there are even fewer buyers and sellers, and everyone ends up unhappy. Anyway, my current principle is simple: don’t let yourself become that record of "forced liquidation," keep the archive room’s lights off, and turn them back on when liquidity returns.