These days, I've been hearing discussions on the macro side again about interest rates, basically meaning how expensive money is. When money gets expensive, everyone's risk appetite tightens, and my positions also slow down accordingly: not rushing to add positions, first cutting off the leverage idea, and waiting until the market sentiment cools down before acting. On-chain data is actually quite straightforward: when activity drops, big players love to pretend to be dead, only moving once your patience wears thin.

By the way, I see many people complaining about miner/validator income, MEV, and unfair ordering, and I can only sigh. Anyway, if retail investors can't compete, there's no need to force it—just skip those few seconds of chasing.
What I don't regret is... every time interest rates tighten, I just go to sleep first, and decide whether to chase after waking up, at least I won't be emotionally harvested.