Just saw in the group chat again hundreds of messages about interest-rate cut expectations. The comments paired with the screenshots that KOLs keep forwarding back and forth are the same few lines over and over. Honestly, staring at this every day actually makes impulsive trading easier—I've already suffered a few times myself. When I saw an interpretation saying “the U.S. dollar index is about to crash,” I immediately adjusted my staked positions, only to find it was just a misread short-term fluctuation. Now I’ve learned: collapse the group messages, treat the KOL analysis as reference, but you don’t have to decide on the same day. In any case, my core holdings are just a few stable yield pools. Whether it’s rate-cut expectations or the dollar index, in the short term you can only observe the rhythm—whoever pays for impulsive buying will find out.



What I don’t regret is that most of the time I still held steady and didn’t act recklessly.
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