During the morning rush hour subway, messages keep coming: this one needs to go to the police station, that one needs to be pumped up, KOL even adds "I've increased my position"... Basically, information overload is the easiest way to push people into impulsive trading. Then when they lose money, they start blaming others: group admin? KOL? Actually, at the moment of confirmation, it’s still their own slip of the hand.

Now I’m looking at NFTs and too lazy to listen to myths, just focusing on liquidity and sentiment near the floor. No volume, don’t force assumptions. By the way, I want to complain that recently there’s been talk about miners/validators eating too well, MEV front-running, unfair ordering, retail investors like they’re being cut in line... but in this environment, we should be more restrained; the more we argue, the easier it is to FOMO.

Anyway, my rule is still: messages can be read, emotions can be felt, but don’t follow others into positions. If you really want to buy, think of it as catching a bargain, not going all-in. If you lose, don’t blame anyone; blame yourself for not turning off notifications.