Sitting by the river all afternoon, there weren't many bites, but there was plenty of time.

Fishing is actually quite suitable for watching the market. The water surface is very calm, just like the recent market, with no major fluctuations, but occasionally someone manages to catch a big fish.
From what I've observed these days, the on-chain sentiment isn't very hot; many people are waiting for a new narrative. Sometimes the market is like a fish bite—it doesn't happen just because you cast your line, you have to wait.
The most uncomfortable phase of the market is often not a sharp decline, but this lukewarm sideways consolidation. Many people end up exhausting their patience and positions during this stage.
So the current rhythm is very simple:
Keep sitting by the river, slowly watch your positions.
When the fish will bite is unknown,
When the market will move, is the same.