Lately, there's been a bit of information overload, with a bunch of screenshots and emotions in the group chat, and KOLs constantly talking about "logical closed loops." Honestly, the ones most likely to make impulsive purchases are ourselves. Group messages are like reminders to place orders, KOLs are like magnifying glasses, and neither will help you handle the drawdowns.

Now, with small funds, I force myself to slow down: when I see something I want to chase, I first ask myself, "Why am I buying, what's the worst I could lose?" If I can't answer, I just pretend I didn't see it. Recently, AI Agents are also quite popular; automated trading sounds convenient, but when it comes to on-chain interactions—who's pushing narratives, who's focusing on security—it's hard to tell at a glance... Anyway, first understand permissions and signatures clearly; I'd rather earn less than risk it. DYOR (do your own research) is a cliché, but it's effective.