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You’re saying, right now, who’s really forcing me to accidentally slip and place an order?... I scroll through the group and there are dozens of messages in one go, and the KOL even attaches a long thread, talking as if we’re about to miss the future tomorrow. Honestly, that “impulsive buy” thing is ultimately still confirmed by me pressing the confirm button myself, but information overload really can turn people into “emotion-driven single-click traders.”
Recently, there’s been another batch of new L1/L2 projects kicking off incentives to pull TVL, and I also understand why old users are complaining about mining, selling, and buying: it’s lively, but if you don’t keep an eye on where the funds are coming from and where they’re going, you can easily fall for “numbers getting bigger” hypnosis. My current low-tech method is: when I see the hype in the group, I first turn off notifications, then check on-chain data and documents half a day later—only to confirm whether the underlying infrastructure is truly catching up (like DA, cross-chain, ecosystem coordination), or if it’s just subsidies stacked up. Either way, being slower isn’t embarrassing.