When liquidity dries up, all the "bottom-fishing faith" has to step aside first.
I used to be eager to buy the dip too, thinking that a big drop was an opportunity, but the ones who usually get wiped out first are those with heavy positions, too much authority, or all their money in one place.
Now I only have one idea: survive first, then talk about whether it's cheap or not—divide your holdings, multi-sign, freeze limits, don’t leave yourself room for slip-ups.
Recently, there have been a bunch of testnets offering incentives again, and everyone in the group is guessing whether the main