Lately, there's really an overload of information, with a bunch of screenshots and KOLs in the group saying "Did you understand it?" and people get easily itchy. To put it simply, no one should blame others for impulsively making purchases: KOLs obviously have a responsibility not to lead the rhythm blindly, but the click of confirmation is something you pressed yourself, so don't act innocent afterward. What's even more annoying is that now those on-chain data tools and address labels are still being criticized for being outdated or even misleading, and treating them as gospel is even more ridiculous... I’ve now simply scaled down my goals: not chasing "a hundred times more," but just demanding that I review the project budget, unlocking, and fund flow before placing an order, and directly confront proposals that are made on impulse. Ironically, this makes it easier to stick to the plan; otherwise, being pushed around by news every day, in the end, you’re the one losing money.