These past couple of days, watching the market like this has been a bit annoying for me: the moment you look up at interest rates, the market’s little bit of risk appetite seems to get pulled away—crypto folks first pretend it’s fine, and then, a little while later, everyone suddenly gets scared. To put it plainly, before I place an order, I check first whether the “money is loosening.” If it isn’t, don’t force it into a bull market. I’d rather keep my position lighter and wait until the trend is truly confirmed before adding. Otherwise, it’s just like before—impulsively going short, getting squeezed until you’re popped by a single spike, and no amount of post-trade review writing until your hand aches will help.

Also, the NFT royalty drama is flying off the charts. One side says they want to protect creators, while the other says secondary liquidity has been completely stripped away… Listening to it, it sounds like when macro conditions are tight, everyone needs cash flow—who would be willing to fork out that extra friction cost? Anyway, I’ll just take care of my own moves first: don’t try to take part in everything. Stay steady.