Lately, I've been a bit obsessed with testing network points. It was originally just to "practice" my feel, but then I started thinking about what I might exchange them for in the future, and I began calculating the time cost and opportunity cost... To put it plainly, when expectations rise, people unconsciously leverage (not financial leverage, but emotional leverage). I’ve now set a stop-loss for myself: if I find the tasks for two consecutive days annoying and I’m still forcing myself, I’ll stop; and whenever I see those phrases like "just pay a bit more gas to be more stable," I’ll just close the page. Anyway, the ones who love to harvest on-chain are the ones who can’t accept losing. Outside, people are still interpreting ETF capital flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto market rises and falls as tightly linked, but I’m too lazy to chase explanations. Sometimes, it’s just random; I accept it. That’s it for now.