The attention economy is really ruthless. When the hot topics change, I think of my past: just following whatever others talk about, ending up either buying at the emotional peak or wasting time on KOLs. Now I force myself to do two things: if I don't understand where the money comes from or where the losses come from, I won't touch it; if I really want to, I wait 24 hours, let the impulsive phase pass before acting. If I miss out, I miss out—markets never reward confidence.

Recently, everyone has been complaining again about miner/validator income, MEV, and unfair ordering. Basically, you think you're trading, but you're actually working for others. To put it plainly: don't gamble on "arranged order" luck. It's better to do fewer trades, clean up slippage and fees, than to be led by hot topics and keep paying tuition repeatedly. My simple solution: only play in pools I can clearly explain, and ignore the rest as if I didn't see it.