This round of meme storytelling looks quite lively, but I basically no longer follow the "sell after the story is complete" approach. To be honest, stop-losses should be written in your own mind first: when you get in, think clearly—if it drops to a certain point, admit defeat. Don't expect the chain to give you face.

Spending a long time at nodes makes it easy to get serious; many so-called "consensus" are actually just a group of people pressing F5 at the same time with emotional reactions.

Recently, L2s are bickering over TPS, fees, and ecosystem subsidies, which also seem quite similar... data can be cherry-picked, and as soon as subsidies stop, the narrative changes immediately.
Anyway, I set smaller goals, and I end up sticking longer: I don't aim to catch the whole move, as long as discipline can be maintained, don't let losses grow, and leave the rest to time.
This may not be cool, but I sleep more peacefully.