Just now I got itchy again and wanted to chase a green-to-red K, my mouse almost hit the market price, but I forcibly stopped: is it that I saw new information, or that a few words in the group chat “about to take off again” ignited my emotions? To put it plainly, emotions are the best at disguising themselves as judgment, the more urgent I feel, the more I think “if I don’t act now, I’ll miss out.” I just split my position into smaller parts, first placing a ridiculously high limit order; if it executes, it’s fate, if not, I’ll consider it cooling down for myself.

Recently, the L2 side has been arguing every day about TPS, fees, and who’s more generous with subsidies, it looks quite lively, but being lively doesn’t mean I should chase. Who knows what will happen when subsidies stop… Anyway, I now prefer to miss out rather than be educated by slippage and impulsiveness. What I’ve learned is not techniques, but to first take emotions out of the hands of the order.