LeverageWithdrawalInProgress

These past couple of days, I've really been overwhelmed with information. In the group, it's all "Check this out" and "It's about to take off," and KOLs are talking about narrative loops... Honestly, in the end, I’m the one impulsively making the decisions. I used to blame others for setting the pace, but after quitting leverage, I realize: the trigger point is often not the opinion itself, but that kind of anxiety of "If I miss out, it's over."
Recently, when I re-staked and shared the security benefits, I was called out for "repeating the same pattern." At first, I was tempted too, automatic

Lately, the more I watch governance voting, the more I feel uneasy, claiming to be "community co-governance," but in the end, a bunch of people entrust their votes to a few big accounts, and it ends up like a shareholders' meeting... I'm not pretending to understand everything, but I just feel like who the token really governs: serious proposers often have no say, while those who hold the delegation relationships set the tone with a single word. What's more awkward is that I used to leverage based on "positive voting expectations," but after quitting, I realize this emotion was just fed to us.

Funds are first kept in stablecoins to observe, indicating the market has not yet reached the FOMO stage.

Just now I was queuing in the mempool again, watching my transaction get stuck behind a bunch of "more expensive fees," and it really wears down your mindset... Basically: clicking confirm doesn't mean it goes on the chain immediately, it just goes into the queue. During congestion, you might wait half a day, get caught in the middle with repeated reordering, or if your fee is too low, no one pays attention to it. In the end, you either pay more or just let it expire.
I used to get really impatient in these situations: seeing my transaction not go through, I’d want to chase and speed it up, ge