Meme, to put it simply, is turning emotions into liquidity—when the narrative is lively, the slippage and fee situation flips instantly.

The stop-loss I set for myself now is actually pretty “rustic”: I don’t stare at the candlestick charts; I watch the trade depth and whether the routing has started taking a detour. If the same amount traded ends up costing an extra slice in fees, or if the pool is clearly being drained, then I treat it as a signal and withdraw half first; the rest I treat like buying a lottery ticket—if I lose money, I accept it.

As for social mining, fan tokens, and that “attention equals mining” setup… I can’t really say whether it’s a false proposition, but I’ve definitely seen this: once attention shifts, the LPs haven’t even reacted yet, and people are already getting eaten up by fees.

Anyway, I’m not greedy—keeping bullets matters more than keeping screenshots.