Lately, there's been a bit of information overload, with a bunch of "inside news" in the group, and KOLs are just hyping things up. Honestly, in the end, it's still the individual who impulsively makes the purchase. Whether you blame the group or the people, the truth is, the moment your finger slips and you place an order, the responsibility falls back on you.

Why can I stay calmer? It's a habit: I first put all the "good news" into my to-do list, force myself to sleep on it, and only do two things the next day—check if someone is really working on the chain, and who is bearing the costs (are nodes/fees/incentives burning). Most of the excitement dies down after a night.

That NFT royalty debate also feels similar: creators want income, the secondary market wants liquidity, and in the end, platforms change rules, KOLs pick sides, and retail investors follow the emotions. Anyway, I’d rather miss out now than become emotional exit liquidity. That’s how I see it for now.