Maintain on-chain sensitivity: No longer frequent trading, but insist on spending time every day browsing on-chain data and large transfers to stay alert to the movement of funds and avoid disconnect.
Reconstruct information circles: Actively filter and follow those researchers who can still produce in-depth analysis calmly during a bear market, join high-quality discussion groups, as environment is more important than individual effort.
Systematically address shortcomings: I realized that my trading system has flaws, so I began to review and organize the thinking patterns of several top traders (for example, learning market structure from @tradingaxiom and emotional game from @HsakaTrades), not seeking quick success, but a solid system.
Responding to regulatory changes: the clear directional shift in the domestic stance on areas like RWA indeed requires a reset of some previous layouts. It's painful but must be accepted, as the focus and resources are being adjusted toward areas and fields with clearer compliance frameworks.
Strengthening core skills: dedicate fixed time to deeply learn the basics of blockchain security and smart contract auditing. This is not only a necessity for investment but also fundamental for understanding the essence of projects. Also, learn English well, learn English well, learn English well!!!
Reassessing capital allocation: reevaluate the liquidity ratio of your investment portfolio and prepare more funds as 'ammunition for the next 12 months', ensuring you have the ability to act when absolute opportunities arise, rather than passively waiting with a full position.
Exploring new productivity: start systematically learning and using AI tools to assist in investment research, information organization, and content generation, with the goal of freeing yourself from repetitive information filtering and focusing more on decision-making and judgment.
In this process, I pay particular attention to individuals and communities that create real value in any market environment. For example, @Max Charity actions — while most people discuss how to 'get through' the bear market, they are systematically 'utilizing' this time: transforming the community's attention into offline execution power, steadily promoting the implementation and donation of Giggle Academy globally. Their work rhythm is almost unaffected by K-line fluctuations.
This provides a profound insight: bear markets are not only times for defense and learning, but also a touchstone to test and solidify whether a project or community possesses 'non-financial value'. #Max The community proves that when your core values are anchored in solving specific real-world problems (such as educational equity), you build intrinsic stability that can withstand market cycles.
