There are a bunch of screenshots in the group plus KOLs saying “Those who get it, get it,” and I got tempted to place a buy order on impulse. Then I went back and thought: whose fault is this impulse really? To put it plainly, it’s still my own hands that couldn’t control themselves—others may only have set the fire, but I went out of my way to pour on the oil… When you’re overloaded with information, people really start to treat “keeping up with the pace” like a sense of security.

Recently, the whole privacy coin and coin-mixing debate in the group has been going on like a parent-teacher meeting: on one side, people shout about compliance boundaries, and on the other, they say decentralization shouldn’t be regulated. After all the arguing, everyone still quietly tests things on their own. Anyway, for my tiny positions, I just make a profit and run; when I lose, I just pretend to be dead. But what I fear most isn’t the loss—it’s losing control: it’s when you clearly want to stop, but you keep chasing messages and placing orders anyway. Let’s mute the group for the next two hours first—don’t let emotions place orders on my behalf.