My biggest feeling from recent market watching: when liquidity dries up, the so-called "bottom fishing" is mostly just finding a pretty way to die... The real priority is to survive first. Reduce your position size, don't treat margin as faith; collect what needs to be collected from bridges and authorizations, don't leave a bunch of unlimited authorizations on-chain as targets. Airdrop season is also quite surreal; task platforms are becoming more and more strict with anti-witch measures, and the points system has turned the grubbing crowd into a bunch of clocking-in workers. I even wonder if I'm doing interactions or just doing homework. Anyway, I now prefer to miss out rather than stubbornly hold in a liquidityless pit, and wait until I can sell before talking about "picking up bargains."