Recently, some people have been using the stablecoin supply line to buy and sell ETFs, in simple terms, correlation sometimes just means everyone is in the same emotional state, it doesn't necessarily mean one is pushing the other.

Money outside the market may not first turn into stablecoins, it could directly go through custody or other channels, and by the time you see the on-chain numbers change, it might already be in the later stages...
I used to love looking at a single candlestick to imagine the whole story, now I force myself to look more at structure and volume, at least it's less easy to be led astray by a story that "looks very reasonable."

And also, these days cross-chain bridges are being hacked again, or oracles report outrageous prices, and the group consensus is "wait for confirmation," which feels quite real: the market isn't lacking news, it's lacking certainty.
If I had to say, if I could only keep one habit: every time I want to impulsively place an order, I write down my reason for entering.