Lately, I feel that attention is more valuable than position size. Hot topics rotate one after another, in the group some are discussing stablecoin regulation, while others are sharing reserve audit screenshots. Coupled with rumors that "the peg is about to break," when emotions rise, people become very itchy to act.

To put it simply, many liquidation methods are not because the technique is clever, but because they use information noise to force you into frequent trades.

When I was a beginner, I often misunderstood: seeing everyone talking = opportunity is here, don’t be afraid to miss out by not rushing in.
Now I understand: everyone talking = the easiest time to be manipulated, so I write down what I "allow myself to do"—for example, only act when scripts trigger or when I verify certain on-chain data, and otherwise just listen to the broadcast like a radio drama.
I pay more attention to permissions and contract upgrades, but for other things... I definitely don’t trade based on emotions.