Just now, I got the itch to chase a position again, and the first thing that popped into my head was: Is this really information pushing the position, or am I just emotionally triggered? To be honest, when there’s truly “information,” I’ll check if the feed price is abnormal: for example, if a certain pool has an extremely thin trading volume, but the oracle is still using its price, a delay of two or three blocks is enough for people to make a fuss. A couple of days ago, I saw on the chain that a feed update interval suddenly lengthened from 1 minute to 5 minutes, and I immediately withdrew the small position I was planning to add… Anyway, I’d rather miss out than get pierced by a needle.

Now, with modularization and the DeFi layer narrative heating up again, developers are talking excitedly, while users look completely confused. I myself feel a bit the same: it sounds very advanced, but whether I should chase a rally or not is actually two different things. First, keep my emotions in check, and look for verifiable points: data sources, update frequency, deviation thresholds. If there’s no answer, don’t add to the position—just do that for now.