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I just got itchy again and wanted to chase the rally, almost clicking the mouse to buy more, then suddenly paused and asked myself: Am I seeing new information, or am I being pushed by that kind of "everyone's winning, I have to jump on too" emotion to add to my position... Honestly, it's often the latter, especially when liquidity in the pool is thin, and slippage hits like a slap in the face, as if rhyming.
Recently, the practice of pledging and sharing security for "compound yields" has been criticized as a clone, and I can understand: you think you're stacking yields, but you might actually be stacking risks and stories. As for "long-term," I no longer dare to shout about grand annualized narratives. For me, being able to withstand a quarter of bouncing back and forth without changing strategy is already long-term; sometimes, it's quite difficult not to move for a week. Anyway, let's leave it at that for now, and before rushing in, I’ll first put my emotions on the table and take a look.