Lately I've been paying more attention to macro than to K-line charts... Honestly, interest rates are just an emotional valve. When expectations are for a rate cut, everyone's risk appetite increases, and I get itchy too, adding more and more positions like noodles; but if the data suddenly turns, liquidity isn't as loose as expected, and those noodles immediately turn into knots, making it slow to run even if you want to escape. Some people are also discussing how the US dollar index has recently moved in tandem with risk assets, rising and falling together, and I’m a bit confused. It feels more like "everyone is racing or braking in the same rhythm," not very logical but quite real. Anyway, my current approach is: when macro expectations are dovish, I dare to try new pools on L2, but before increasing positions, I check on-chain for abnormal inflows or outflows, to avoid being pricked by a "sentiment needle." For safety, I prefer to take an extra step: split my frequently used addresses into two sets, keep only enough in the hot wallet, and review the authorization scope before signing... just to give myself a buffer.