These days, I've been seeing a bunch of memes and celebrities shouting buy signals flooding the screens. When attention shifts, newcomers are especially prone to getting overly excited. That old player’s saying “Don’t take the last baton” sounds like nagging, but it’s actually quite true.

What I’m more worried about is the panic caused by stablecoin de-pegging: usually, everyone says reserves are fine, but once on-chain/off-chain information becomes opaque and screenshots start circulating in groups, people’s hands just stop listening. Honestly, de-pegging is often less about “how much you lost” and more about the fear of “whether you can get out first.”

Recently, I set up alerts and limits for a few pools (warning when deviations reach a certain range, and stopping additional purchases if it exceeds that), and right after setting them, I felt a bit reluctant, thinking maybe I was too timid… But when a small wave actually hit and my phone buzzed, I calmed down instead: oh, I had already written the rules long ago, so I just followed them. Collecting fees slowly and sleeping more peacefully.