Group messages flood in dozens at a time, KOL Twitter turns around and says "The opportunity is here again," honestly, information overload ultimately ends up blaming your own wallet. Many people blame "him setting the rhythm" for impulsive buying, but I think it's more because we assume we can make decisions amidst the noise... which is actually impossible.

Recently, a bunch of new L1/L2 projects are offering incentives to boost TVL, and veteran users complain about "mining, selling," which I can understand: the incentive boundaries are not clearly defined, and the economic model will reward short-term behaviors to the extreme. From the node perspective, it's more straightforward—who is maintaining the network long-term, and who is just here to exploit it; on-chain data won't lie.

My partner also complains about me: you keep correcting others that "it's not staking rewards, but inflation subsidies plus transaction fees," but you also get tempted by a single sentence in the group. Sigh, anyway, my current approach is: don't touch what I don't understand, and if I want to buy, at least wait a night, calm down and see why I’m placing the order. That’s it for now.