I was genuinely dumb just now… I spammed the group saying, “Hurry up and complete the interaction.” I was reading a KOL’s long article while scrambling, and in the end I copied the address from last time. I almost sent gas to some weird contract—luckily, my wallet popped up a risk warning, and that’s when I stopped. Honestly, it wasn’t the group or the KOL driving me to buy impulsively. It was my own mindset of getting overloaded with information and still thinking, “Don’t miss even one—ever.”

Recently, people have been arguing again about rate-cut expectations, the U.S. dollar index, and the like. Risk assets rise and fall in sync— the more they discuss it, the more it feels like they’re just looking for reasons to justify emotions. What I do now is: the more intense the news is, the earlier I pause for five minutes to calculate the cost and the “witch” risk. If I miss out, I’ll just treat it as paying tuition. At least, I won’t keep paying tuition with slip-of-the-finger clicks again.