These past two days, we’ve been chatting about new narratives for memes again, and the group has been lively like it’s almost time to ring in the New Year, but honestly, what I care about is “how I plan to admit defeat.” To put it plainly, memes go up on emotion and they also go down on emotion; I usually don’t use “faith” to absorb drawdowns.

I’ll first split my position up into very small pieces: a small portion as my entry ticket, and the rest back into the stable pool to earn a bit of small interest—at least I’m not relying on luck alone. I don’t do any mystical stop-loss stuff; I simply use my maximum loss I can tolerate to work backward: when it hits the line, reduce—don’t wait for a rebound to comfort yourself.

Lately, people keep flipping through the staking unlocks and token unlock calendar again and again. The anxiety about selling pressure is real—it makes people more eager to gamble on “the last wave.” I do the opposite: before unlocks, I’m even more conservative, and when emotions are at their fullest, I actually collect a bit first. That’s it for now.