This round of hot topics is changing too quickly, and when attention is pulled away, it's easy to get itchy to chase higher. When I look back, I'm just helping others lift the market. My simple method is: before rushing in each time, do a "30-minute cooling-off" period, and quickly scan the three basic things on the chain—whether new addresses are truly increasing, whether transactions are being bounced back and forth by a few wallets, and whether funds are net inflows or just switching pools. If two of these three things look off, I just pretend I didn't see it, close the candlestick chart, and do something else.



Recently, the debates over privacy coins, mixing coins, and regulatory boundaries have been quite divisive. I’m curious too, but what I fear more is emotional momentum: taking sides today, reversing tomorrow, and in the end, those who chase the topic end up losing. Honestly, I can stay calm not because of super strong self-control, but because I add an extra "evidence threshold" for myself—if I’m not satisfied, I don’t place an order. That’s how I start.
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