These days, the group has started to discuss stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and those "de-pegging" screenshots circulating around, turning into a relay race. Honestly, the more information there is, the easier it is to get caught up; a single comment from an influencer or ten people in the group stirring up excitement can unconsciously make you click buy or sell.



But ultimately, impulsive trading is only your own responsibility. Influencers at most influence your emotions; you are responsible for the buttons. My habit is to first turn off the group for ten minutes, then check on-chain large transfers and exchange inflows and outflows. If I don’t see any clear fund movements, I don’t act—better to miss out than to turn into fuel.

I don’t need to be understood; I just want to clearly define the boundaries: you can discuss, I will watch, but I won’t follow the emotions in my positions. That’s all for now.
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