Before bed, I checked the group—one of those with 99+ notifications. It felt like everyone wasn’t talking about projects at all; they were just stoking each other’s emotions… When KOLs toss out a couple of lines and the group jumps on the bandwagon, impulsively placing orders feels like a “collective accomplice.” Basically, nobody is responsible for your purchases—at the end of the day, only you have to bear the drawdowns.

Recently, the testnet incentives and the expectations for points have been hot again. People in the group ask every day, “Will the mainnet really issue tokens?” The more I see, the calmer I get: expectations are the thing that’s best at dragging people into doing operations they shouldn’t. My approach now is to take in the information just roughly and keep my hands from itching too much—after all, living steadily matters more than getting swept up in the moment. That’s it for now.