Late at night, I was watching the candlestick chart and suddenly my hands felt a little itchy. That bullish candle was really beautiful—it was almost like I was about to click buy directly. But honestly, I kept my hands over the keyboard for two seconds. I asked myself: right now, am I jumping in because I’m seeing some real, actual data, or am I just being driven by the “fomo” mood that candle and the people in the comments are yelling about? In any case, the latter is more likely.

That whole NFT royalties drama we’ve been hearing about lately is pretty interesting. One side keeps shouting that creators’ income isn’t guaranteed, while the other side points out that secondary liquidity is getting thinner and thinner. Put plainly, it’s all about arguing over how to cut the cake—but whether the cake itself has gotten any bigger? Nobody talks about that. For my own experience, whenever the impulse to chase a price surge kicks in, I flip my phone face down on the desktop, go wash my face, and when I come back, that urge has usually faded. Most of the time, the information isn’t worth that position—it's the emotion that is. I don’t really have the right to teach anyone; I’ve just lost too much myself, and it left me with a bit of PTSD.