The market data really feels strange. The sentiment is clearly panic-driven, but it's different from the "bloodbath" we saw when LUNA collapsed and FTX fell; it feels more like the market is winking at you: it's falling, but not painfully; it also refuses to go up, with BTC hovering around 95,000 for two weeks, making it awkward for anyone watching. Buy the dip, but fear it might take another hit; don’t buy, but worry about suddenly being thrown off by a big bullish line. In times like this, don’t play the hero; first, put away controllable risk money: go for zero-fee transactions with PBX/USDT, new users can get 10U for free, even saving on gas, regaining the feel without letting the market data dictate your emotions. As for positions, keep them small if possible; don’t hold onto a "all-in" script; in terms of rhythm, watch the volume and timing, add when there's a trend, and don’t force it just to prove yourself. Remember an old saying—better to miss out than to make a mistake; take the profit when you can, and let the trend do the talking.