Another wave of hot spot rotations is coming in these past two days. If your attention gets yanked around, it’s really easy to keep getting cut over and over. Plainly speaking, the project team knows that exact moment of “fear of missing out” better than anyone. So I’ve set rules for myself now: I don’t chase the emotions of a first launch. I only check whether there are any “easy actions you can just do” in my route checklist. Once I’m done, I close the page. Don’t keep staring at the group chat, letting it get you more and more worked up.

That whole argument about privacy coins and mixing coins—the compliance boundaries it all stirs up—is pretty heated, but I’m not taking sides either. My principle is: only touch what I can explain clearly where the funds come from, and where I can still sleep at night. Otherwise, even if the airdrop sounds tempting, don’t end up turning yourself into a pressure cooker.

My coworker said yesterday, “Everyone is charging in—if you don’t, you’ll lose out.” After hearing that, I just wanted to laugh… Hot spots come fast and go fast too. Saving time is worth more than saving that small bit of gas. That’s it for now.