These past few days, I clearly feel that market sentiment is becoming more tightly linked to interest rate expectations: whenever there's talk of "possibly delaying the cut," I instinctively reduce my positions and keep cash flow, avoiding forcing through volatility. To put it simply, when risk appetite drops, even if on-chain activity is lively, it’s easy to get a foot on the brake. I move my "hope to gamble" to smaller positions, leaving only the main holdings that I can sleep peacefully with.



By the way, I want to complain that hardware wallets can also be out of stock… phishing links are everywhere, and the more this happens, the more you should avoid rushing. Now, before transferring, I take an extra look at the domain name and address, preferring to be ten seconds slower. And one more thing: I no longer believe that "airdrops are always fair." Anyway, the only thing I can do is keep my operations clean and control risks, and not let emotions drive me.
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