Recently, someone has been linking ETF capital flows with U.S. stock market risk appetite again.


When the group got excited, I just want to "pause" first: stop analyzing candlestick charts, stop looking at others' interaction screenshots.
Airdrops, to put it simply, are about trading time for probability, and you might also get countered.
My approach is very simple: stop doing anything first, don't rush into new projects, first check if permissions require unlimited authorization, if the contract has been audited, if the team has had issues before, and if there are emergency plans in case of real problems;
If you're unsure, interact less or even avoid it altogether.
Better to miss out than to pay tuition again just because you "don't want to miss."
Slow is fast, anyway, I trust this more now.
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