Information overload is really annoying: a bunch of screenshots and "internal news" in the group, KOLs with long threads and "closed-loop logic," and in the end, only you impulsively place the order. Frankly, no one will bear the drawdown for you, nor will they bear the time cost.

Recently, I've been repeatedly scrolling through staking unlocks, unlock calendars, making everyone wait for "that day's selling pressure." I'm just tired of it: what really matters is whether the protocol has stable cash flow, whether the fee switch might turn on, and whether governance is about dividing the cake or just dividing saliva.

What I don't regret is... I treat most "opinions" as noise, only giving 5 minutes to things that can explain the value capture path. Don't oppose each other; those who love to watch the group can keep watching, and those who follow KOLs are fine too, but before placing an order, ask yourself: if this trade loses, who do you blame? The answer is usually very awkward.