yup. good post re: stonk eco, but applies to anything onchain i don't know where the btc bottom is (btc dictates liquidity conditions for the whole market - a shocking amt of people don't consider this) and i'm not gonna be breathlessly shilling nanocaps here but personally, just selling yield/rewards and using them to nibble additional yield tokens, while prices of everything are in the shitter there are people all over the timeline, for weeks, doing fanciful theses on why stonk (or RH chain, or pump, or whatever) are bad/wrong/going down the reality is much simpler here's the BTC chart for the past 2 months the green line is where stonk topped, locally (see below) notice a pattern here? if btc is in a multi-week/month grinddown to hell, all coins go down. liquidity plug getting pulled on the tub is an indifferent chain/project-agnostic beast. my invalidation on stonk/stonk eco is "when btc recovers, does stonk's rev recover?", while also looking out for "hey here's a shiny new thing that's more compelling in a very undeniable/obvious way" right now, answer to first condition is "don't know yet", and the second one is an emphatic "no" so just sitting tight and adding to positions while it's deeply uncomfortable/boring to do so. ongoing nibbles. amuse bouche thesis. won't talk tickers (done so enough), but general principle. because doug funnie said so, diaperliquid