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These past couple of days, I’ve been itching to interact again, honestly because I was caught up in the idea of “maybe missing out on a surprise.” Even though I know the chances are slim, I still want to give it a try… I’m now forcing myself to cool down: don’t just interact for airdrops, first think clearly about what product I’m actually using. If the logic doesn’t add up, just forget it.
The most disgusting part of anti-rebound isn’t losing some gas, but being baited into frequent operations— the busier I get, the more I get caught up. So I set a simple rule for myself: interact with the same chain or project at most a few times; leave the rest alone, don’t keep adding more; use a new wallet separately, minimize authorizations, and revoke them if possible.
Recently, everyone’s comparing RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yields together. I also get tempted, but the more it looks “like proper financial management,” the more I worry about letting my guard down… Anyway, I’d rather go slow than risk falling into an anti-rebound cycle just because of FOMO. That’s all for now.