Over the past two days, I’ve been seeing a bunch of takes like “RWA on-chain = traditional assets instantly becoming high-liquidity.” I’m tempted and also kind of want to laugh… To put it simply, a lot of the on-chain trading volume is an illusion. When you genuinely want to redeem, the fine print flips the script: there’s a window period, limits, T+N, and even a queue-first requirement. You think you can sell anytime—but in reality, it’s just packaging the fact that it’s “hard to sell” in a nicer way.

In the group, talk about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and all sorts of rumors about “de-pegging” keeps looping again and again. I notice my emotions get carried away with it too; the more I read, the more I feel like hitting the confirm button. Later, I ended up unfollowing an account that constantly stokes panic/greed… When I was following, I thought it was “information asymmetry.” Only when I unfollowed did I realize it was just an imbalance of anxiety. For now, that’s it. Today, I’ll keep practicing to make fewer moves.