Today I was bombarded with group messages again, one moment saying "This project is about to take off" and the next "Hurry up and submit the interaction," my hand almost reaching for the buy button before I realized: honestly, the impulsive orders are always made by myself, not the KOLs or those loud voices in the group. Recently, I keep seeing comparisons between RWA, US bond yields, and various on-chain "yields," I used to truly believe that "higher returns = more stable," now I only focus on breaking down the sources of risk first: where the returns come from, how long they’re locked, who wrote the contract, whether the rules might be changed temporarily... otherwise, it’s just paying a tax on anxiety. When I was a beginner, I misunderstood it as: following the hype to grab airdrops. Now I understand: finish the checklist, review the witch rules, if you're not confident, stop; missing out is better than getting caught in a trap.