When you’re itching to rush in and chase the rally again, are you sure you actually understood what that news said—rather than just being pushed around by the K-line and the emotions in the group?

Right now, if my hand itches, I’ll first pause for three minutes, then pull the project into a spreadsheet and just jot down a couple of columns: what I really understood, and what I’m really worried about missing…
Put simply, only information that can be written down counts as information; if you can’t write it down, it’s probably FOMO.
Recently, everyone has been complaining again about miners/validators making a lot, and how MEV makes ordering unfair—I might even get swept up in the momentum too.
But when you think about it, this is really more like “structural costs,” and it doesn’t mean I should add more at a high level.
Anyway, my approach right now is: if emotions run hot, reduce my position; if the data isn’t filled in, don’t move.
That’s it for now.