Lately, there's been a bit of information overload, with a bunch of "Brothers, get on board" messages in the group, KOLs drawing lines every day, and in the end, it's always the individual who impulsively makes the purchase. Frankly, who the original source of the information is doesn't matter; what's important is whether you have those 30 seconds to ask: Who has the authority over this thing? Can the rules be upgraded or modified? Is there a one-click blacklist freeze? If you ignore all that, don't blame being "cut off," blame your hands for being faster than your brain.

A couple of days ago, I saw a typical discussion about blockchain games on a certain platform—inflation maxed out, studios rushing in, and coin prices spiraling—no matter how good the narrative, it can't withstand a rotten mechanism. Anyway, I now treat group messages as noise; before taking action, I first review the verifiable points, or I won't be able to sleep.