These days, the messages in the group are flooding my mind, and when KOLs share, there's a bunch of "sold, sold." To put it simply, the most frightening thing about information overload isn't that you haven't seen it, but that you've seen too much, and your brain automatically picks the most exciting one.

Who should pay for impulsive buying? Anyway, it's not the group, nor the KOLs; in the end, it's your own wallet taking the hit. Especially recently, with Meme + celebrity calls and attention shifts, it really feels like a passing game. Veteran players advising newcomers not to catch the last pass, I actually agree with that... The excitement is there, but the liquidation line won't be more forgiving just because you "believe in the narrative."

My current habit is: first, mark the thresholds for borrowed positions and escape routes, and whether I can withstand the drawdown is written in numbers; group messages are just noise, at most a reminder of "more people have joined." When emotions run high, I first turn off notifications, just like that.