The most annoying thing about this wave of memes isn't the ups and downs, but everyone treating "narrative" as a talisman. To be honest, when things are lively, you simply don't have time to think about stop-losses; as on-chain routing gets crowded and slippage widens, stop-loss orders become just decorations... My current approach is very simple: before entering a position, I set a fixed "I accept losing up to this point," and I don't wait until emotions take over to change it. Don't pretend to be a hero with your position; it's better to buy in two parts, leaving half for yourself to regret later.

Additionally, in the group these days, there's been more talk about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging rumors, which are increasingly sounding like horror stories. If you're truly afraid, don't use short-term meme profits to gamble on "cash equivalents"; anyway, I don't want to chase narratives while worrying about withdrawal issues.

Let's see what else.