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SUI, give me one! Recently, the trading volume has been a bit strange; I want to hear your thoughts.

Strong coins are just afraid of not getting a pullback; don't chase blindly after missing the move, wait for the second opportunity.

Every year during tax season, I regret it: I saved a few bucks on fees back then, but I didn't keep complete records, and reconciling at the end of the year totally blows my mind... Now I just use a simple method: whenever I make a large exchange/ cross-chain/ claim an airdrop, I immediately export the exchange transaction history, take a screenshot of the on-chain tx hash, and keep a copy, then write a note like "what's this for" (otherwise I forget in a couple of months).
And don't mind the slippage, Gas, tips, or anything else—if you can remember it, just record it; honestly, it's all a c

Whenever I see "Unlimited Authorization," it’s like seeing a late-night alert—knowing that if you don’t change it, something will eventually go wrong. I’m too lazy to revoke it to save a bit of gas; if I get phished or the protocol has some tricks up its sleeve, they could drain your entire balance in one go, much worse than slippage... Honestly, revoking authorization is like sleeping: if you don’t do it, you don’t feel anything now, but if you keep delaying, it’ll eventually blow up. Recently, everyone’s been using ETF fund flows and US stock risk appetite to explain market rises and falls.

In the past, my stop-loss was like a breakup: even when I knew something was off, I stubbornly kept dragging it along, thinking, “wait a little longer.” But the more I waited, the more it hurt—interest kept getting deducted, my mindset was breaking down, and in the end I still lost to slippage. What’s the point of saving a bit on fees… Now I’d rather admit the loss first, cut the position, and at least stop the subsequent costs—so I can sleep more soundly.
By the way, let me vent: recently retail investors have been scolding miners/validators for taking too much, saying MEV and ordering are un