These days, the group chat is once again overloaded with information, sometimes sharing "Stablecoins are going to be regulated," and other times posting screenshots of "Reserve audits have issues, possibly losing peg," with emotions moving faster than on-chain data. Basically, impulsive buying decisions are ultimately confirmed by oneself; group messages and KOLs are at most just reaching out and nudging your mouse.

Now I trust on-chain data more: who is rebalancing, who is borrowing, and which route funds are taking to exit, at least these are "done" rather than just "said." No matter how smooth a KOL's explanation is, it can easily lead you into the same narrative, making you want to place an order immediately... Anyway, I’ve set a rule for myself recently: until I finish reviewing the actions of key addresses on-chain, I won’t move.

For now, I’ll do that—re-scan the nonce records of those major addresses I often check.