Recently, I was educated again by the attention economy: when a hot topic switches, the timeline goes haywire. Yesterday, everyone was talking about "new narratives," and today they’re complaining that "no one is taking over." Honestly, I try not to chase the loudest wave right now, first checking if the TVL / active addresses are keeping up, otherwise it’s just emotional hype. When funding rates hit an extreme, the group starts arguing whether it’s a reversal or just a bubble being squeezed further. I usually take that as a sign that “things are too crowded”: either reduce some positions or simply don’t add more. Then I set myself a cooling-off period—if I see a hot search, I wait overnight, and if I still want to buy the next day, then I consider it. What I don’t regret is… missing out each time and not forcing it, earning less but sleeping well. Anyway, getting liquidated too often isn’t heroic at all.