These days, that kind of "no one is interested" in the market really is quite frightening, with the candlestick chart looking like melting ice cream in an air-conditioned room... In the past, whenever liquidity dried up, I’d get itchy to buy the dip, but I often ended up catching the "not bottomed out yet" part, which is basically just stubbornness. Now I set a simple rule: survive first, then talk about buying the dip. Reduce position size, don’t be greedy with orders, accept losses, and don’t hold on stubbornly until your emotions explode. The same goes for social mining, fan tokens, and the "attention is mining" approach—sure, it’s lively, but once liquidity is pulled out, attention runs away faster than anyone... Anyway, I’ll prioritize survival first, and wait until I can trade normally again. Let’s talk next time.