I just came across an on-chain data post saying a certain protocol’s liquidity has increased again—pretty convincing. But honestly, don’t rush. Everyone in my朋友圈 today is sharing a smoke bomb about regional regulatory compliance being relaxed. It looks like it’s paving the way for retail users, but in reality, the real entry and exit channels have basically shown no movement.

In plain terms, the speed of RPC nodes, as well as when indexes get updated, can cause the “on-chain” things you see to lag by seconds or even minutes. The liquidity signal you think you’re seeing might be a trap set by the market maker.

Anyway, I’ve decided to pause. First, stop trading—don’t chase the spike. Then, stop staring—don’t just sit there spacing out at the exchange’s depth chart. Finally, stop refreshing—don’t let your emotions drive you. The exit path matters more than how good any coin looks. That’s my cynical mindset—wait until liquidity is clearly confirmed before moving; otherwise, I’d rather pull out first. Better to trust your own wallet security than “Xinhua Yongxu consensus,” right?