These days, I see people rushing into memes again, following celebrities' words and getting carried away.

Even as a lurker in the group, I can't help but sweat for them...
The veteran's advice, "Don't pass the baton at the end," is really not just for show.
Stablecoins are even more so; they are usually used as cash, but once there's a bit of bad news, everyone's first reaction is to exchange them out.
Panic withdrawals happen faster than anything else.
To put it simply, whether reserves are transparent or not makes a huge difference in critical moments:
The more muddled the information, the easier it is for everyone to panic collectively.
Anyway, I’ve gotten used to this habit: don’t rush, wait for confirmation, look at the reports carefully, and try out the withdrawal channels in advance.
That way, if something really happens, I won’t be stuck in line crying and feeling overwhelmed.