理性群

“Not just cut it in half,” Pei Yanzhou answered slowly. “You should first figure out why you wanted leverage in the first place. If the answer is only ‘to go faster,’ then the best move right now is not to open a position. It is to step away.” The room went quiet for a beat. Then someone said, “The old KOLs would never talk like this.” That line made him pause. Old KOLs said things like “if you miss this move, you’ll never get another chance,” or “the train doors are welded shut,” or “this is the last good entry.” They did not talk about risk. They talked about timing windows. They compressed complicated situations into easy-to-digest lines that made people feel like they had to rush in. Pei Yanzhou used to be one of those people.