I tried once: set a very silly but useful rule for myself—when I see hot topics rotating, I first turn off the candlestick chart, and within 24 hours, I don’t do any “chasing” actions, just write two lines of short poetry to record the current impulse.

As a result, that day I happened to see a bunch of Layer2 projects comparing TPS, fees, and ecological subsidies, arguing like a market, I got itchy hands, thinking if I don’t rush in, I’ll miss out on life…
But after holding back and looking back, I realized that emotions are the most expensive, and information is the cheapest.

To put it simply, attention is my capital.
When hot topics come, I used to think “I must participate,” now it’s more like “I must stay alive first.”
I check whether the contract has obvious pitfalls, whether permissions are too large, or if there are those hidden magic numbers in the corners—if I can’t confirm, I just skip it, and missing out is also a way to build character.
Anyway, the most painful part of being cut is not the loss, but realizing that I was actually being led along.
That’s all for now.