After I muted the group, my mind became much clearer.


In the past, I would get itchy whenever I saw the lively meme discussions, feeling like I was missing out if I didn't join the narrative, but honestly, the biggest loss was always emotional trading.
Now I set a pretty simple stop-loss for myself: before entering a position, write down "Why am I buying," and if that reason no longer holds, I exit;
Another is keeping my position small enough to sleep well, so even if it drops, I don't want to add more to prove I'm right.

Recently, those L2 debates comparing TPS, fees, and subsidies are quite like meme narrative amplifiers, the more intense the argument, the easier it is to get caught up.
Now I prefer to glance at on-chain data and contract permissions more, and pay less attention to a few "the ecosystem is about to take off" comments.
Anyway, there will always be excitement, so I’ll draw my safety line first and go with the flow for the rest.
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