Someone asked me if it's time to "buy the dip" when liquidity is quickly drying up. I honestly think there's no need to rush into heroism. The market is thin, and a few trades can easily shake people off. Whale addresses may look active but could just be moving funds to scare you; I was tricked by this kind of fake move a couple of days ago... To put it simply, survive first: keep your position smaller, don't try to force it, save some bullets and wait until there's real demand and turnover before acting. Recently, modular and DeFi layer narratives have excited developers, but ordinary users are still confused. I'm the same—sounds impressive, but in trading, it just means: don't treat uncertainty as certainty. Anyway, I'll just hold on and wait for the water to come back before swimming.