Recently, I saw charts comparing RWA, certain US bond yields, and on-chain yield products, basically showing that everyone is looking for "seemingly stable" assets. But when liquidity dries up, the first thing to collapse is usually the exit channels, not the annualized returns. My approach is quite cautious: survive first, then consider bottom fishing, keep positions small, avoid leverage, minimize cross-chain jumps, and if a bridge fails, the experience is immediately zeroed out... Additionally, I found that lowering the target (for example, focusing on just one or two pools, making fewer trades) actually helps me stick to the plan better, preventing me from getting nervous and rashly changing strategies. For now, that's it—just endure slowly.