Recently, when I get the itch to chase the rally, I always pause for two seconds and ask myself: Is my additional position this time because of genuinely new information, or am I simply being driven by candlestick patterns and group sentiment? Frankly, the latter often accounts for an absurd proportion… Just thinking about it makes me want to curse myself. Now I’m talking about rate cut expectations, the US dollar index, and risk assets all moving up and down together, sounding very macro, but for me, it’s just “don’t let emotions be your logic.” I usually directly change that impulsive trade into small, staggered buys, or simply go to L2 to mess around with some low-gas activities to shift my focus, so I don’t get hit again by mainnet transaction fees. Anyway, chasing the rally isn’t impossible; first, ask yourself clearly before taking action.

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