Recently, meme trading has been extremely lively, with everyone in the group talking about "narrative relay," which basically means emotions driving the market forward like a tractor.

My current method for setting stop-losses is very simple: before entering a position, write down why I’m buying and the maximum loss I can tolerate.
If I can’t write it out, I don’t touch it; when it starts rising, don’t get carried away—take some profits at the preset point, leave a small position as a ticket, to avoid relying solely on faith to hold through.

By the way, hardware wallets are almost out of stock lately, phishing links are everywhere, and the more lively it gets, the more people take advantage of the chaos to scam…
Anyway, now I treat “airdrop/subsidy/governance voting links” as scams first.
I also have an old bad habit: I screenshot and save important information—don’t ask, just know that I’ve been scammed once and learned my lesson.
That’s all for now.