I just scrolled through a bunch of group chats and some KOL updates, and my head is buzzing. There’s truly too much information—every post says “hurry and get on board,” every one is throwing screenshots at you… Honestly, the moment I see terms like “chain game economy collapse roundup,” my stomach hurts right away. Inflation, studios, coin prices spiraling—basically, I know it’s dangerous, but there’s always someone who can come up with something fancy to make you feel like “this time is different.” Last time, I impulsively acted in this kind of noise—and there’s really nothing much to say afterward. I used to think it was just my judgment that wasn’t good enough. Now I think the root of my impulsiveness might be more about the invisible pressure they bring—pressure from the group’s emotions and those posts packaged as “emergency signals,” making people afraid to stop and think. Anyway, my noise-reduction strategy is pretty simple now: scroll less of the fragments, and leave time to look at the protocol’s original design and data itself. It takes effort, but at least that noise is mine—not someone else stuffing it into your ears.