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Lately I've been watching the hype around meme coins again, and whenever the K-line moves, a bunch of people start talking about "new narratives"… Honestly, what I fear most is being carried away by emotions. My stop-loss is pretty simple: first, think clearly about how much loss I can accept if this trade is wrong; then, work backwards from that number to determine my position size. If it's not enough, buy less—better to miss out than to force a trade. During the upward trend, once it starts to become "everyone understands, everyone wants to rush in," I automatically step back a bit and keep some cash as a cooling-off measure.
Recently, the AI Agent and automated trading stuff has been pretty noisy too. Some people hype it up as if you can make money without thinking, but as on-chain interactions increase, the risks of authorization/contracts also rise. Anyway, my current habit is: try new things with a small account first, avoid mass authorization if possible—earning slowly is okay, better than jumping into a trap without realizing it. That’s all for now, the subway is almost here.