These days, messages in the group are exploding again, with one wave of KOLs after another, making my mind feel like it's been stuffed with eight layers of nested profit structures... and then my hand gets very itchy easily. To put it plainly, impulsively placing orders is really nobody's fault but mine; clicking confirm is on me, not the group or the KOL.

I used to be quite stubborn, always saying "I only look at on-chain data," thinking that address flow is more reliable than people's words. But I found out that on-chain data can also deceive (or mislead): you see smart money moving, but you have no idea whether they are hedging, splitting positions, or covering for other positions. Later, I shifted to the other side, "I only look at sentiment," thinking that the more intense the arguments, the more I want to hide... but that doesn't work either; emotions can serve as an alarm, but not as a steering wheel.

Recently, there's been talk about increasing taxes or tightening/relaxing compliance in certain regions. As deposit and withdrawal expectations change, the group gets even more anxious: some start to front-run, others begin fantasizing about "imminent big gains." My current adjustment is: when overwhelmed with information, first put down the phone, set a cooling-off period for myself, and wait until I can explain in two sentences what I am buying and why I am buying now, then consider whether to confirm or not. Anyway, don’t hand your brain over to the message flow.