These days, liquidity has noticeably dried up, and the market looks like a car without fuel—no matter how much you press, it won't move.

I used to focus on "bottom-fishing points" during such times, but after a few crashes, I realized: surviving first, then talking about bottom-fishing; cash (or positions that can be withdrawn at any time) is more valuable than judgment.
On the node side, I’m actually more nervous—monitoring, backups, withdrawal and deposit channels all need to be checked again.
Otherwise, when the chain maintenance or mainnet upgrades happen, everyone will start guessing whether the ecosystem will migrate, crossing back and forth and trapping themselves halfway.
There are only two things to do: don’t force it, and don’t use illusions as liquidity.
What I’ve learned isn’t tricks, but to treat “still able to keep playing” as the top priority.