Don’t you think it’s a bit outrageous right now? There are hundreds of messages in the group every day, and I just want to quietly finish my tasks—yet I can’t even do that… Not to mention those KOLs who just say “xx is about to take off,” and then a whole bunch of people rush in to bag the shares.

To put it plainly, for information overload, neither the group nor the KOLs are the “culprits,” but the ones who impulsively buy in are still the ones who end up paying. The group chat is loud, sure, but at least you can scroll back through the records and see different people arguing; KOLs are more like bundling the noise into conclusions—saving you time, and also making it easier to skip thinking.

Lately, all the Layer2 back-and-forths that compare TPS, fees, and subsidies—I’ve seen too much of that, so I’ve actually become more cautious: once the data’s framed with a different narrative, it can be spun into “victory,” and when the subsidies stop, the ecosystem cools down. Anyway, my approach is to hold off for 24 hours when I see the hype; if I can review and make sense of the logic, then I act. If not, I just treat it as if I didn’t see it, so I don’t get pulled into emotional trading.