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These days, memes are heating up again, and the group is shouting like it's New Year, but all I can think of is: excitement doesn't equal safety. Honestly, before I place an order now, I first write down "how to lose," setting my stop-loss at the line I'm willing to accept; if it breaks, I exit, no waiting for it to tell me a story. Especially recently, with cross-chain bridges having issues and oracles reporting errors, everyone is refreshing "waiting for confirmation," which makes me even less willing to hold positions. When the market stalls, it easily turns into an accident scene. I later realized my biggest problem wasn't missing out on gains, but always thinking I should wait a bit longer to stop-loss... Now, I'd rather be kicked off the train than dragged into another trap. That's all for now.