These days, the buzz of memes has been flooding the screens again, to be honest, what everyone is buying is not logic, but emotion. My current stop-loss strategy is even more "rigid": I set a fixed amount of loss I can accept, and when I reach it, I exit, even if the price continues to rise afterward, I won't chase, to avoid turning it into a battle with myself.

And recently, isn't someone complaining that on-chain data tools and tagging systems are "lagging / can be misleading"? I also resonate a bit: looking at fund flow charts is indeed useful, but it's not an omniscient view; often what you see is only what others are willing to show you. Anyway, I will make a "backup" for my judgment—one copy of on-chain signals, one of market sentiment, and one of my own position discipline. If the three don't match, I just ignore it; better to miss out than be led by narratives. That's it for now.