I can’t keep up with recent group chat messages—there are often several hundred unread. Every KOL keeps claiming they’ve “discovered the truth.” I tried a few trades driven by the hype, but it either ended with me becoming the bag-holder at the perfect moment or cutting losses out of the position; in the end, it threw off the rhythm I had already set. Plainly put, most impulsiveness is something I give to other people—not a problem with the messages themselves.

Lately, those on-chain data tools and tagging systems have also been criticized for having delayed data or being easy to artificially influence. I think that as long as you use them to see what other people are doing, you’re likely to step into traps. My current approach is: don’t watch how others move—only focus on how my own rules are defined. After all, the market is never short of noise; what it lacks is the one sentence you can actually hear and take in.

I treat complexity as the enemy. I look less at group chats, follow fewer KOLs, and keep the rules I refine and trim simpler—so my position sizing ends up steadier.