Lately, there's been a real overload of information, with a bunch of messages in the group and KOL long articles bombarding us, making it easiest to just "buy first and ask later." But honestly, impulsive buying is mostly on oneself; others are just handing out matches... I basically don't pay attention to who is shouting what now; anything not written into the process is treated as noise: keep grid parameters unchanged, follow the dollar-cost averaging plan, and only rebalance at the designated times. (I'm not a saint either, occasionally I get itchy.) Airdrop season is even more ridiculous; task platforms are becoming more and more meticulous with anti-witchcraft measures, and the points system makes the grab-happy crowd feel like clocking in at work, which only makes people more anxious and eager to chase hot topics. Anyway, I set a rule for myself: group messages are only a thermometer of emotions; if I really need to act, I follow the "cooling-off period" and a checklist, or just forget it.