I'm a bit tired today but still watching the market, and as soon as I turn on the oven, I think of this meme: When it's hot, everyone is telling stories online; when it cools down, only crumbs are left... Honestly, I also like to join the excitement, but stop-loss should be prepared in advance, or else when emotions take over, it turns into "faith recharge."

I usually think clearly before entering: if the narrative isn't hot tomorrow, what's the maximum I can lose, and once I reach that point, I just press the button and walk away, don't bargain with myself.

Also, recently hardware wallets are out of stock everywhere, phishing links are flying around, which reminds me: the more lively it gets, the more you shouldn't click randomly or authorize blindly. Whether you make money or not, don't send your wallet out first.
Anyway, saving your life comes first, you can burn the bread once, but don't burn the private key.