Lately, I've really been led by the attention economy, and whenever a hot topic changes, I get itchy to chase after it, only to often end up at the end of someone else's story. Now I've set myself a very simple rule: for any "logic that everyone is sharing," I will first cool down for a night, and if I still want to act the next day, I’ll look for signals; if not, I’ll just save the money.

Recently, those large on-chain transfers and unusual movements in exchange hot and cold wallets have been interpreted as "smart money," honestly, I see it too, but I don't treat it as a command... Large traders moving assets might just be moving assets. If I follow the emotions every time, no matter how good the stop-loss looks, it’s useless.

What I fear missing the most isn’t actually the opportunity, but that I quietly abandoned my original discipline. That’s all for now.