The messages in the group exploded again these days, with more than a dozen KOLs passing messages back and forth, one image after another. Basically, it's information overload, squeezing people's brains out. Then, impulsively, I bought in, and when I lost money, I started looking for "who's responsible." I personally lean more towards: the group and KOLs don't press the confirm button for you, at most they push you a little... but they shouldn't pretend to be innocent either. The clickbait, emotional hype, all that, essentially uses your hand as the button.

Recently, someone also complained about miners/validators' income and MEV causing unfair ordering. I think it sounds pretty similar: when rules are opaque, people are more eager to grasp the "inside scoop." But the more that happens, the easier it is to be led by the rhythm. My approach is to slow down, especially with cross-chain bridge-related news. I prefer to wait for the review, rather than being the last one to pay the bill in the heat of the moment.