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These days, there's really information overload, with a bunch of people @ in the group chat, and KOLs also sharing "opportunities," making it seem like you’ll miss out if you don't jump in. But honestly, when it comes to impulsively placing orders, the one who ends up paying is always yourself, not the group or the KOLs... I’ve learned this the hard way before. I was watching a new project get super lively, and since I didn’t understand much on the chain, I just went along with it. The next day, a bunch of people started mining and selling, and I only then realized I didn’t even have a clear picture of where my funds were coming from or going to.
Recently, there’s been new L1/L2 incentives to boost TVL, and it’s pretty true that veteran users are complaining about mining and selling too. Anyway, my current dumb approach is: if I don’t understand it, I don’t move first. At least until I’ve sorted out the relationships between a few wallets and confirmed it’s not the same group of people flipping funds back and forth... The impulse is still there, but I won’t be reckless. That’s it for now.