These days, the group is again discussing stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and along with that, rumors of "de-pegging." The more people share, the more genuine the emotions become... To put it simply, during information overload, it's easiest to mistake "seeing" for "being certain." Whether it's KOLs or group friends, none of them press the confirm button for you; the impulsive buy or sell moment is always triggered by your own finger.

I now trust a habit more: when I see explosive news, I first check the on-chain data and transaction depth, whether the mempool is congested, if slippage suddenly widens, or if there are obvious signs of front-running. Many times, I don't need a definitive conclusion; just knowing "it's more expensive / harder to execute now" is enough to keep me calm for half an hour. Long-term survival depends not on talent, but on this simple, somewhat foolish habit.