These days, meme coins are getting noisy again, like raindrops hitting an umbrella surface, lively and bustling. To be honest, before placing an order, I first set a "stop-loss point": if it hits a certain level, I withdraw, and don’t think about adding more to wash out the losses; for profitable trades, I also set a retracement line, and once it hits, I treat it as if I never made a profit, locking in the gains first. On-chain, I just watch the flow of stablecoins and active addresses on L2, as sentiment turning points usually come a little earlier than the candlestick charts. Recently, I also saw everyone comparing RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products; I just treat them as reference points: the more the yield resembles "financial management," the more I need to clearly define exit conditions, or else, if a needle pricks the umbrella, it won’t be able to open in time.