Lately, the feeling of liquidity drying up in the market has returned, with order books being ridiculously thin. Just a slight push causes significant slippage. Honestly, it's better to survive first and talk about bottom-fishing later. Yesterday, I checked on-chain and saw that in a certain pool, over 2 million USDC was drained in half an hour, and transaction fees shot up. I then canceled all my low-priced orders, preferring to miss out rather than get dragged in. As for those testnet incentives, tokenomics expectations, and guesses about whether the mainnet will actually launch a token... It's all just noise. I mainly use a secondary account to click around casually—don't let emotions turn into positions. Keep your positions light and cash on hand, and wait for the water to come back before picking up bargains slowly. That's the plan for now.