Lately, it feels like the moment interest rates rise, everyone’s hands tighten automatically. In plain terms, risk appetite drops, and positions shrink along with it: I don’t dare go all-in—I’d rather keep some “ammo” for something more certain. I’m the same too. The moment the macro picture turns, I first hold back that impulse to make quick money, then go step by step.

When something like a cross-chain bridge gets hacked again, it becomes even clearer. In the group, it immediately switches from “rush in” to “wait and confirm first”… Even when an oracle reports a blatantly ridiculous price, everyone’s first reaction is to not move—wait until the on-chain data and the project team explain the situation clearly. Anyway, my current strategy is like caring for succulents: give less water, but keep watering consistently. Smaller positions, multiple entries, and if I can avoid it, I don’t chase.

A couple of days ago, I also unfollowed someone who was shouting way too enthusiastically every day. At first, I was worried I’d miss information, but later I realized everything is much calmer, and my mindset steadied instead. The market isn’t short of opportunities—what it lacks is patience. That’s it for now.