These days I've been watching the mempool for hot rotation, and after a long time, my eyes are sore and my neck is a bit stiff. To be honest, the harshest part of the attention economy isn't the decline, but that you're forced to keep "keeping up with the rhythm," and every time you're chasing the most crowded segment, you pay slippage + emotional tax together. Recently, someone also linked ETF capital flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto market rises and falls together, and I do look at that too, but I set a rule for myself: the more noisy the trending topics, the slower I react; first check if there's real congestion or fee structure changes on the chain, if yes, try small positions to experiment; if not, treat it as noise. Anyway, don't try to prove you "understand" at the hottest moment, because that's basically giving liquidity to others. That's all for now.