In the past couple of days, I clearly feel that there isn't enough "water" in the market, with orders so thin that they scare me, and any small impact causes prices to slide far away. Honestly, at times like this, I really don't dare to aggressively buy the dip; I prefer to keep my positions and cash safe—being able to survive is more important than anything... Anyway, I tend to be the type who only decides to mint at the last second, and I'm more afraid of getting caught in a rush and being trapped.

Moreover, everyone is complaining about miners/validators' income and how MEV makes the ordering unfair, as retail investors always seem to be racing against an invisible hand, which makes their mindset more prone to collapse. Right now, I’m doing two things: doing less, asking more, and waiting for liquidity to return before acting. That’s all for now.