Lately, there's been a real overload of information, with dozens of messages refreshing in the group and a bunch of screenshots of "evidence" from KOL threads, all seeming quite reasonable. But when it comes down to actually pressing buy with a shaky hand, in the end, you're the one losing money; honestly, no one else is there to press confirm for you. Group messages are more like amplifiers of emotion, KOLs are more like amplifiers of narratives, and impulsive buying... none of it ever really falls on them.

These past couple of days, the debate over privacy coins, coin mixing, and compliance boundaries has torn the community apart. I actually want to slow down more: first, check if there's real movement on the chain, if exchange deposits and withdrawals are abnormal, and then see if the macro trend has changed. If these three don't align, I just pretend I didn't see anything. The real loss is in the noise being too loud, but luckily, with things like the evidence chain, taking it slow can always help recover some of it. That's all for now.