These days, memes are starting to heat up again, with narratives changing avatars and rushing in at the slightest itch. Honestly, I now write my stop-losses before placing an order; otherwise, if the price drops sharply, slippage and sandwich attacks come together, making losses look especially unflattering. My simple method: only take small positions that I can accept to go to zero, and set a "I admit I was wrong" price when entering; if it hits, I exit, no emotional attachment. I'm also thinking that in some regions, with taxes increasing and compliance tightening or loosening, the expectations for deposits and withdrawals change, and sentiment shifts from "casually trading" to "withdrawing to the sidelines first to see," and during such times, market manipulation seems more like testing people's speed and courage. Anyway, I prefer to earn less rather than act as a liquidity patch.