Recently, the group has been talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and rumors of "de-pegging," sharing them as if it's an apocalyptic warning.

Honestly, emotions are contagious, but don’t mistake the correlation of "increased stablecoin supply / ETF inflows" for causation: a larger supply might just be people arbitraging off-chain or market makers stocking up, or it could be that everyone is minting and holding without daring to buy; ETF inflows don’t mean the altcoin you bought will be pumped out.

I’ve seen too many people start imagining a bull market just because a chart is trending upward, then borrow money to increase their position, only to end up losing not because of the market, but because of their own brains.
Be more cautious: first, check whether the funds are actually "entering risk," not just "entering stablecoins."
Tonight, I’ll review the audit/reserve updates of the main stablecoins I usually use, and also lower my leverage to zero—just to be safe for now.