The true bottom of the market is when most people don't want to look anymore.

With each correction, the market asks the same question: Is it finally over? But the real bottom often appears when everyone is too lazy to ask. Although current sentiment is still cold, it remains in high-frequency discussion ranges, indicating that the market hasn't fully "laid flat" yet.
In terms of strategy, I prefer "core positions remain unchanged, tactical positions are taken in batches." This way, you won't miss potential rebounds and still keep room to respond to further declines. Trading is not a prediction game; it's an art of probability and position management.
The recent news impacting the trend mainly revolves around macro uncertainties and deleveraging of funds. Crypto is increasingly resembling a part of global risk assets rather than an isolated island.
Regarding counter-cyclical tokens, the ones that resist declines are often not the ones that rise the most, but those that fall slowly—high consensus leaders, public chain Gas assets, and tokens with deflationary or real yield models tend to perform relatively strongly amid volatility.
Finally, a classic trading saying: The bottom is for those with a plan, not for those driven by emotions. #Is the current market a good time to bottom out or wait and see?