First, go through the tickets in your hand and check the weight of your position and any potential losses. The breath of Bitcoin falling below $89000 has not yet subsided, and the probability of further short-term killing is not small. I will not rush to buy the bottom - as the old saying goes, 'Don't take the knife when it's done'. I may keep an eye on the support level of $88000, and if it breaks, I will wait a little longer. If there are signs of stabilization when it falls to around $85000, I will consider entering in batches. The position should be controlled at 20% to 30%. Don't panic, after all, the trading volume now shows a "runaway" taste of the stock, and there is no need to struggle with my own money. Ethereum at $2400 is relatively stable. If I hold it, I won't move. If it doesn't fall, I can add some positions. Anyway, it hasn't been running wildly with the market this time, and the risk is lower than that of Bitcoin. I basically don't touch small currencies unless there is a project with really strong fundamentals or the banker is clearly protecting the market. In that case, I can make a small bet, but it's only a 10% position. I don't feel sorry if I lose, and if I win, it's considered a bargain. Mentally, even the old leeks know not to blindly chase hot topics at this time, nor to listen to the pile of "full stock" orders on X, cash is king when the market is bottom. I will keep more bullets, endure this bearish trend, and wait for market sentiment to pick up or for big positive news (such as the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut landing) before adding more. To put it simply, now it's' defending is better than attacking ', and only those who can endure it will laugh until the end.