The feeling from watching the market these days is: when interest rates tighten, everyone's risk appetite immediately shrinks back, and the on-chain activity also "cools down," with people becoming more cautious about interactions. To put it simply, money becomes expensive, so don’t stubbornly hold onto positions; I personally prioritize the parts I can withdraw at any time, and the rest is just waiting for the fog to clear gradually.



Why do I keep clicking "Wait for confirmation" lately?
Because cross-chain bridges have been hacked again, and oracles have also reported abnormal quotes...

In the past, I thought a big push with larger slippage was the worst, but now I’m genuinely afraid of making a transfer and getting stuck halfway / rolled back / not understanding the compensation rules, and ending up being hurt by a witch. Anyway, when macro trends change, don’t fight your wallet—stay alive first.
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