Lately, there's been a bit of information overload, with a bunch of screenshots in the group and KOLs expressing emotions non-stop.

After reading it, my hands itch to act; honestly, the one who ends up impulsively paying is still my own wallet.
Especially now that narratives like AI Agents and automated trading are heating up again, many people hype it up as if they've unlocked cheats.
I actually focus more on authorization, contract addresses, and slippage, saving a few gas fees, and ending up losing money on execution quality—really stupid...
What I don't regret is waiting five more minutes before placing an order each time, even if I miss out, at least I won't be driven by the news.
Anyway, in the future, I'd rather see fewer "certain" words and more real on-chain transactions and failure rates.