Lately, I've been hearing a lot of interpretations like "ETF capital flows + US stock risk appetite = crypto price movements," and honestly, it's getting a bit annoying… Basically, it's just finding a seemingly solid reason for emotions, then everyone follows the hot topic in a herd, only to be harvested back and forth. In the attention economy, the most expensive thing isn't the coin, it's the patience you spend watching the market.

I'm now doing the opposite: the hotter the trend, the less eager I am to chase it. First, I check on-chain to see the real packing order, whether failed transactions suddenly increase, and if the same addresses are repeatedly trying to send transactions or messing with nonces. That feeling of "you just confirmed and got front-run" usually isn't because you're slow, but because someone is making money off your impatience.

Anyway, I'd rather miss out on some opportunities than be led around by hot trends. Stay steady, don't go all-in right away, it's too much to handle. That's all for today.