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Lately, there's really been information overload. In the group, dozens of messages flash by, and when KOLs start talking about "logic" and "narrative," people tend to get itchy hands. To put it simply, impulsively making payments—neither group messages nor KOLs will lose money for you; at most, they'll find reasons for you. Especially now, with the criticism that the pledge and shared security approach are "copycat schemes," I think the core of the controversy isn't about who's right or wrong, but that everyone wants to shift the risk outward: projects say they have a design, KOLs say there's

My most intuitive feeling when watching the market recently: when interest rates rise, people still talk about "long-termism," but they start reducing their positions... In simple terms, risk appetite is transmitted this way—when risk-free returns become more attractive outside, those "stories" on the chain immediately lose their value. Conversely, when liquidity loosens and sentiment warms up, even governance votes can be interpreted as positive signals. I can only silently note: it's not that the code has changed, but people's hearts have.
My own simple method to avoid impulsive trades: when