These days, meme coins are quite lively again, and the storytelling is like tea leaves rolling around, looking very satisfying, but honestly, this is also the easiest time to get caught up. My stop-loss is usually not based on "whether the story is finished," but rather on thinking clearly first: how much am I willing to accept being suddenly taken away by a quick move, if it drops to a certain point I won't fight it anymore, set a good price, and don't change your mind at the last minute, especially don't be flipping between criticizing the chain and trembling while confirming...

Recently, the charts about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and other topics in the group have been repeatedly circulating, along with rumors of "de-pegging," and when emotions run high, everyone is more eager to chase high-risk assets. Anyway, my approach is: it's fine to watch the excitement, keep your position small, don't skimp on stop-losses, keep some cash so you're not forced into "long-termism." I'm going to get to work.