Recently, memes have become popular again, to put it simply, emotions lead first, fundamentals follow (whether they can catch up is another story).


I personally approach this kind of narrative, and my stop-loss is actually more carefully thought out than my entry reasons: first, figure out how much loss I can sleep soundly over, then set the sell price, don’t expect to be rational at the exact moment you manually press the button.

Another small habit: once it starts relying on “story updates” to extend its life, I cut my position in half, treating what I bought as entertainment, not faith.
Developers talk excitedly about modularization, DA layer, and other technical aspects, which is normal for users to be confused.
The bigger the narrative, the easier it is to hide risks—anyway, I follow my plan, consider gains as lottery wins, and don’t hold on tightly if it drops.
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