This wave of hype, I'm just an onlooker at most, adding a small position to create some atmosphere. To be honest, the bigger the narrative, the more I think about how to admit defeat first: I usually set a rule before entering the market, like "leave when something's wrong," such as a break in momentum, the group shifting from joking to bickering, or sudden stalling on-chain... these remind me more than candlestick charts.

Another point, don’t just focus on whether the contract has bugs; I’m actually more worried about oracles/price feeds messing up, especially some that use "on-chain yields" as their selling point. Recently, they’ve been comparing RWA, US Treasury yields, and various products together—looks pretty good—but if the price feed lags even a little, stop-losses might get hit directly. Anyway, I set hard stop-losses and don’t add to positions; if I make a profit, it’s luck, if I lose, it’s just paying tuition. That’s how I’ll do it for now.