These past two days, the meme drama has started up again—half the group is talking about narratives, and the other half is posting screenshots. Basically, it’s just very lively. But what I’m most afraid of is myself getting itchy and chasing in, then forgetting to stop the loss. My approach is pretty old-school: first, think through the maximum this trade can lose, then set the stop loss immediately (don’t think, “I’ll just take a look and run”—once it gets to that point, you’re practically frozen), and keep the position so small that even if it gets swept and stopped out, it won’t affect my sleep. Narratives can either fly or fall apart—especially now, with all the testnet incentives and point-earning, and everyone speculating about whether the mainnet will actually issue tokens. Once that expectation changes, the candlestick chart moves faster than your mood. Next time, before I enter, I’m going to write one line for myself: “If I lose up to where I set, I accept it.” How do you usually keep yourself from getting carried away?