These past two days, I’ve been overwhelmed by group messages bombarding me, and KOL tweets keep coming one after another. In the end, it’s still the person who impulsively clicked to buy—plainly put, no one will press the cancel button for you. Emotions spread fast in the group, and KOL wording is even smoother, but the essence is the same: they give you a reason to think, “If you don’t get in now, you’ll miss out.”

My current approach is pretty old-school: when I see a new narrative, I go check the contract and the repo first—if I can run it locally, I run it; if I can’t, at least I look at the permissions, the upgrade path, and where the funds are coming from. Haven’t people been comparing RWA, things like U.S. Treasury bond yields, and on-chain yield products lately? So I’ve become even more cautious. The more it sounds “safe,” the more I have to get it straight: who is taking on the risk for the returns, and who will stand behind it if something goes wrong?

When information overload hits, the one who should actually pay the bill is the one with the fastest hand… Anyway, I’ll turn off half the notifications first, and place my orders more slowly.