Meme, to put it simply, is emotional leverage. When the narrative turns lively and bustling, everyone feels like they’re “participating in history,” and then once you stop the bleeding, you get thrown into the trash can. My current approach is pretty crude: before entering, I set two lines in stone—if the narrative is gone, I leave (for example, when the hype fades or on-chain discussions cool off), and if the price falls below that level, I leave as well. If either of the two triggers, I exit—don’t try to tell yourself a story.

Recently, aren’t people arguing again about miners/validators taking too much, MEV getting there first, and unfair ordering? You can rant all you want, but the usual outcome is: attention becomes more concentrated, and volatility gets bigger. Retail investors are the easiest to get swept up at a time like this. Don’t fantasize that “justice will fix the price”—cash flow won’t just drop out of the sky. First, lock in your loss limit; the rest is up to fate.