Lately, this really is a bit of information overload. One refresh in the group chat and it’s dozens of messages, and the KOLs are also there doing live call-ins to replay and review things. In the end, the moment I impulsively placed the order—let’s be honest—it was still me who hit confirm. Who should pay for impulsive buying? I think we shouldn’t just dump all the blame on other people. At most, they’re responsible for “creating noise,” while I’m responsible for “not turning off silent mode.”

Recently, I’ve also seen people put RWA, whatever US bond yields, and on-chain yield products together to compare them back and forth. I hear that and I just want to laugh: they all get called “yield,” but the risks and liquidity are far apart… In any case, my discipline right now is: the more frequent and dense the messages are, the less I add to my position. I’d rather miss out than do something that goes against myself. If you really can’t help being itchy to trade, then rebalance your positions first—at least it won’t get more chaotic the more you buy.