Today I was scrolling through the group so much my head hurt, dozens of messages all saying "Look at this" "It's about to take off again," and the KOLs are about the same, just attaching an emotion chart to pull people into the hype. Honestly, when it comes to impulsive buying, in the end, the one who pays is yourself, but what bothers me more now is: information overload has squeezed out the step of "thinking clearly," hands are faster than the brain.

Recently, I’ve been forcing myself to look more closely at the details on the chain, especially why the swap took that route, why the slippage suddenly increased... many times it’s not “inside information,” but rather liquidity is too fragmented, and along the way, you get eaten up a bit. Then looking back at the group shouting, it’s basically just amplifying emotions.

The NFT royalty debate is also pretty loud: some say they want to support creators, others say if secondary sales don’t have liquidity, everything will cool off, everyone has a point, but when you actually click confirm, you still have to bear the consequences. Forget it, I’ll turn off notifications first, not chat for now, at least wait ten minutes to cool down before I consider buying.