These days, memes are getting noisy again, and in the group, they’re interpreting ETF capital flows along with some risk appetite in the US stock market as if a single knob could turn the entire market... Listening to it, I feel a bit uneasy.

It's lively, but honestly, I only set one rule for myself: before entering the market, write down when to admit you're wrong. Don’t wait for on-chain slippage to spike or nonce to get stuck, and then scramble to change the signature.
Don’t be too superstitious about a specific percentage for stop-loss; I pay more attention to signals that the narrative is collapsing: the hype fading, liquidity thinning out, Twitter starting to flame each other.
Anyway, I’d rather take a smaller loss than get caught up in the last stretch debating whether to add to my position...
And how do you all set that line?