In the past couple of days, when I get the itch to chase a rally, I first pause for 10 seconds and ask myself: Am I adding to my position because there's genuinely new information, or am I just getting excited watching the candlestick chart? Honestly, emotional trading based on position size is the easiest way to get carried away, especially when there's too much information, the more I refresh, the more anxious I feel, thinking I might miss out if I don't buy.

My own filtering method is pretty simple: I only focus on two things directly related to "risk"—where the funds are coming from and what the exit strategy is (whether liquidity/margin ratio/liquidation line has changed). All other positive news articles are just background noise. Recently, cross-chain bridges have had issues again, and oracles are acting up, with many in the market shouting "wait for confirmation," I agree. At times like this, I prefer to be a bit slow and not risk my principal on systems that might have bugs. For now, that's enough; being able to sleep well is more important than earning a little extra.