This round of memes is really lively and noisy, and I tend to get itchy when the narrative starts. I’ve now set a rule for myself: first think clearly about "how much I am willing to pay for this story," then directly include stop-loss in the plan; if not written, then don’t buy. To put it simply, everyone is smart when prices are rising, but only during a pullback do you realize whether you have discipline.



Last week, I almost chased the high for the third time, but in the end, I looked at the on-chain distribution (don’t over-mystify it, just check if the chips are obviously concentrated) and held back a little. Also, recently hardware wallets have been out of stock + phishing links are everywhere. The more emotional the market, the more people take advantage of the chaos. Anyway, I’d rather earn less than lose my principal over a fake link. Admit mistakes, stay alive first.
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