Honestly, I’ve been feeling a little impulsive to uninstall my wallet lately.

It’s not because I’m losing money—it's because interacting is just too exhausting. Seeing a bunch of people rush AI agents, with automated trading scripts flying everywhere, and addresses getting rotated for hundreds at a time, I can’t help wondering: is this about competing on cognition, or competing on machines? What about safety? Who is actually really being strict about security?

When I place an order and then cancel it, I end up seeing the chain full of those obviously fake contracts—and it really chills me.

I almost jumped in a few times, but then I thought it through: forget it, I should at least look at the order book depth first. Data won’t lie, but narratives will. Back then, the ones who got reverse-rugged—which one wasn’t swept up by FOMO?

To put it bluntly, instead of worrying about interactions every day, it’s better to pause and figure out what I’m actually doing.

Restraint—sometimes it’s worth more than execution.