I just saw a guy liquidate line being three steps away, and he was still adding leverage there—I almost didn’t hold it together. It reminded me of how I used to only look at on-chain data: I thought if TVL was rising, then everything was solid. Then I got taught a lesson by a project that triggered a second liquidation. Now I’m smarter—within three steps of the red line, I’d rather pull back half first, even if it means missing out later. Staying alive is the most important.

Lately I’ve been watching all kinds of testnet points and people guessing when the mainnet token will be issued—honestly, it’s pretty exhausting. Anyway, for someone as lazy as me, I only look at the mood: if, all of a sudden, no one in the group is hyping anymore, or if the whole screen is full of “bottom-fishing,” then I know it’s time to prepare to run.

I’m also too lazy to attend governance, but the post-meeting debriefs where people complain can be interesting. For example, someone got into an argument for a proposal until 3 a.m., only to find out it was just a parameter adjustment… tsk, it’s way more entertaining than on-chain numbers.