Last night before bed, I saw the US bond yields fluctuating again. My first reaction wasn't "Should I buy in," but rather reaching to adjust my positions: frankly, when interest rates are high, people prefer to hold onto certainty, and these high-volatility narratives on the chain become very "picky" about who they attract. I, being anxious, tend to get shaken back and forth easily. Now I've set a rule for myself: when macro is tight, reduce leverage; prefer to keep a more diversified position, save some bullets, and slowly add back when sentiment warms up. Otherwise, a single needle prick can make me start questioning life. As for recent social mining and fan tokens—this "attention is mining" approach—I do click around a bit, but I'm actually quite cautious: attention is the most expensive gas, don’t treat yourself like a mining machine burning away… Anyway, I’ll stick to the rhythm first, think long-term.