Recently, I've seen people use "the supply of stablecoins has increased / ETFs are inflowing money" as evidence that the market will definitely rise next. In reality, correlation does not equal causation. Money coming in from outside the market doesn't necessarily mean it will be invested in spot assets, nor does it guarantee stability when it reaches your hands; sometimes it's just for hedging, repositioning, or simply holding on the account waiting for a better price.

Especially now, attention shifts so quickly, with memes and celebrity calls setting the pace. Newcomers easily think "funds are all here, if I don't buy now, I'll miss out," and end up taking the last leg... I personally prefer to earn a bit less, keep my position exposure controlled, set stop-loss levels in advance, so even if I misjudge, I can still exit smoothly. Don't treat macro data as a talisman; ultimately, it's your own execution that matters.
I'm going to work now.