These days, the messages in the group are flooding so much that it's giving me a headache.

KOLs are also one after another.
Honestly, when information overload happens, the most expensive thing isn't the transaction fee, but impulsiveness.
Someone asked, "Who should pay for me?"
I feel that in the end, it's still the one who presses the button responsible...
But I also need to be reminded: don't take someone else's words as your own plan.

I've been watching large addresses for a long time, and I really don't think "whales" are that divine.
Instead, the actions of those who transfer in batches, route through several layers, and finally enter exchanges are more honest.
Especially recently, Meme coins and celebrity shoutouts come one after another.
When attention shifts, emotions seem to be led along.
Veterans advising newcomers not to take the final step, I also agree halfway:
It's not that we don't want to play, but don't forget your risk tolerance in the excitement.

Now I set a small rule for myself: when I see the group flooding with messages, I wait for a while first,
then check the inflows and outflows on the chain, to confirm it's not "just me left in the heat."
Anyway, I tend to get itchy hands, so I rely on this reminder to pull my hands back a bit.
That's it for now.