Today, it's very stuffy outside, and the traffic is heavy again. The cup of coffee in my hand has gone cold... Looking at the group chat, it's even colder, messages coming one after another, KOL threads also updating wildly. Honestly, information overload itself is quite easy to make people get carried away.

But who should pay for impulsive buying? Shouting a couple of times in the group "Hurry up and buy" or KOL making big promises, in the end, it's still your own finger pressing the buy button. Anyway, my current habit is: first turn off notifications for half an hour, then check on-chain for real activity before deciding whether to continue dollar-cost averaging, if I don't understand, I just watch as a bystander.
Recently, the set of staking, shared security, and yield stacking being criticized as "pyramid schemes," I also think it's quite normal: the more complex it gets, the easier it is to hide risks. Making money, don't rush it. First, pull yourself out of emotions, just like that.