I'm not very good at controlling my impulses, especially when I see the candlesticks rising one after another, my mind automatically fills in "If I don't buy now, it'll be gone"... But now I force myself to pause for 30 seconds first: am I getting new information, or am I just being pushed by emotions to add more? Honestly, information should clearly explain the source and logic, while emotions only push you to "act immediately right now." Recently, the social mining and fan token scene, where "attention equals mining," also feels similar—it's lively, but many people are actually mining FOMO, not value. Anyway, for someone like me who’s picky about slippage, I’d rather spend an extra half hour finding the route or splitting small orders than let losses be caused first by slippage and fees at the top. For now, I’ll do this—if I get itchy, I’ll just tweak the parameters instead of chasing the hype.