The passing of Bob Klingerly is one of the most talked-about stories in the crypto community this week. The departure of this well-known investor and blockchain education advocate has prompted the community to mourn and discuss industry veterans. On a macro level, before the National Day holiday, the Pudong Airport saw nearly 320,000 entries and exits, indicating that domestic mobility has returned to normal. Meanwhile, Iraq has exported 2 million barrels of oil from the Strait of Hormuz, continuing to affect global energy supply chains and inflation expectations.

Back to the market: the most critical risk point at present is emotional management. In the absence of a clear, strong driving force, volatility is often structural rather than trend-based. As the original post put it, opportunities always exist, but patience is a scarce resource. In recent times, some coins such as $ETH and $SOL have seen activity; however, if you chase the price and enter, you are very likely to be swept out during the oscillations. Investors should watch out for FOMO, avoid taking over chips at high levels, and instead stay on the sidelines, waiting for clearer signals to emerge.

In the current market, do you prefer to wait and observe for a confirmed breakout, or do you plan to accumulate core assets on dips?