These past few days, I also felt a bit itchy to chase, but I held back in the end: don’t rush to add positions first, ask yourself whether you are seeing new information or being driven by emotions. To put it simply, truly useful information usually boils down to three things: "Why must I buy now, how to lose if I buy, and where to admit defeat if I lose"; if it’s just a candlestick pattern or a hype in the group, my mind automatically fills in the plot, which is mostly emotion.

And recently, everyone has been complaining again about miners/validators eating up too much, MEV causing unfair ordering, and the feeling is that the more you chase, the easier you are to be "arranged." My current clumsy method is: if I want to chase a rally, wait for one candle first, and at the same time write down the stop-loss/exit plan. If I can’t write it down, don’t add; survive first, then talk about gains.