These days, meme coins are heating up again. Watching the on-chain funds surge wave after wave, it’s quite exciting, but I still stick to my old habit: think about how to get out before I enter. Honestly, stop-loss isn’t about being “right,” it’s about not being dragged along by emotions. Usually, I watch two signals: the pool’s TVL/depth suddenly pulling out, and large addresses starting to move funds to exchanges. When both happen at the same time, I don’t argue with myself anymore—cut in half if needed, keep some face but prioritize survival.

Recently, the staking and shared security setups have also been criticized as “profit stacking,” which I understand. The more attractive the narrative, the easier it is to forget how risks are transmitted at the core. Anyway, I trust data more than intuition. Intuition can easily turn into self-comfort amid the hype; data at least reminds me: is liquidity still there, are the funds withdrawn? That’s it for now. After my lunch break, I’ll check again.