The messages in the group exploded again these days, with a bunch of "Got it" and "Get on board" whenever KOLs repost. To put it plainly, during information overload, it's easiest to mistake emotions for conclusions. If you ask who should be responsible for impulsive buying, I think no one should pass the buck: the group is a noise pool, KOLs are amplifiers, and in the end, it's your own finger that presses the buy button.

Before I vote or buy now, I force myself to ask one more time: where does the motivation come from, where does the selling pressure go? If I can't see clearly, I leave it alone first—don't get carried away by discussions like "interest rate cut expectations" + "the US dollar index and risk assets rising and falling together"... Macro narratives sound smooth, but when it comes to specific projects, cash flow (or whether they can keep paying) is the hard truth.

Today, I tried a small order of 23 USDT, placed it and waited 8 minutes before it was filled, during which I had already calmed down halfway. Anyway, I prefer to be slow rather than pay tuition for my impulsiveness.