These days, memes are starting to heat up again. I keep shouting "Go for it" with my mouth, but my actions are still the same: first treat the narrative as fireworks, as long as it lights up, that's enough, don't expect it to illuminate the way. I usually don't set a specific mysterious number for stop-loss; honestly, there are only two rules: if the hype drops, I don't want to keep refreshing; when on-chain transactions start thinning out and slippage widens, I reduce my position and walk away, even if it means earning less.

The set of social mining and fan tokens—"attention as mining"—I feel it's not a false proposition, but what gets mined seems more like emotions rather than cash flow... When attention shifts venues, the APY drops to zero faster than I can click. As for "long-term," my idea of the long-term for memes is probably just two weeks to a month; if it can last a quarter, it's basically no longer a pure meme. Anyway, greed is fine, but don't fall in love with the battle.