Lately, there's been a bit of information overload, with a bunch of "Look now," "Immediately," "Don't miss out" in the group, and KOLs posting daily updates, making it feel like if you don't keep up, you'll fall behind. To be honest, impulsively making purchases is ultimately confirmed by your own click, but emotions are often fed to you... My current clumsy approach is: when I see something I want to rush into, I first check it on the chain, like browsing a vegetable market to see if the produce is fresh, not rushing to cook.

Especially now, RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products are compared together, sounding quite "stable," but when you break it down, the differences are huge: Are you buying an asset, a protocol, or someone’s promise? I'm most afraid not of losing money, but of not thinking things through clearly, yet still being pushed to make decisions by the flow of news, and then looking back, not even knowing what you're gambling on. For now, I'll do this: mute the group messages for a while tonight.