When you're itching to chase a rally, pause for three seconds and ask yourself: Am I seeking information or am I seeking emotion? If there's real information, you'll check on-chain data, announcements, unlocks, and fund flows, and casually write down your stop-loss level; if you're just seeing the candlestick patterns rise, the chat groups flooding, and you're afraid of missing out, then it's your emotions pushing you to add positions. Recently, airdrop season has become like clocking in at work, with task platforms even acting as anti-witchcraft, and when points are deducted, people get even more anxious. The more anxious they are, the easier it is to mistake "wanting to recover losses" for "having a logical reason." To put it plainly, emotions shouldn't control your positions—first cut your position in half, and remember, staying alive is more important than winning a trade.