These days, messages in the group are coming in like rain, and KOL's long posts are one after another, making people's brains feel like they're being flooded and squeezed. Impulsive buying, to put it plainly, is still about personal responsibility, but I now prefer to shift the "responsibility" back to the information source: you can share your opinions, but don't hide uncertainty and sell it as certainty.

Especially recently, before the main public chain upgrades/maintenance, everyone is guessing whether the ecosystem will migrate or not. In the group, one moment it's "going to run away," and the next it's "good news for a big migration," with emotions moving faster than on-chain data. Anyway, I just focus on a few details: how parameters are changed, whether the risk boundaries have shifted, who is pushing in governance. The rest is noise—keep your finger away from the buy button... Forget it, taking it slow won't kill you.