These days, the on-chain activity feels a bit "dry," with orders hanging so thin they look like paper. When there's a big bridge transfer, it can really startle people. When liquidity dries up, I really don't want to be a hero—better to stop first, don't rush to buy the dip; take a moment to observe whether the same addresses are bouncing back and forth, or if the bridge delays suddenly lengthen. Some places are talking about tax increases / tighter compliance again, and when deposit and withdrawal expectations change, everyone becomes more cautious, with sentiment moving faster than the price charts. Anyway, my current strategy is just one sentence: survive first, do less, even stop posting market updates, sleep on it and see.