Recently, my usage habits have changed significantly. The feeling of constantly chasing after information has completely faded.

My phone used to be filled with various Telegram groups—more than thirty, no exaggeration—scrolling until I was dizzy, afraid of missing any so-called Alpha information. Back then, I felt like I was drowning in a sea of information, always thinking that the next message might be the one that changes my fate.

But now, things are different. Most of my energy is focused on a control panel, concentrating on high-quality data and analysis. This shift is quite interesting—the transition from a broad, inefficient mode of frequent switching to a deep, focused approach.

Once upon a time, information anxiety was very common in crypto communities, but gradually I realized that precision doesn’t necessarily rely on quantity. Less is more, and the same applies in Web3.