Sipping a cup of hot tea and sitting down to browse the market, Meme is starting to tell new stories again, and the group chat is lively like a night market.

As lively as it is, I usually write down my stop-loss before placing an order: what is the reason for entering the position, what does a mistake look like, once it turns into "everyone is rushing in so I rush in too," then it's basically time to set a tighter stop-loss level, otherwise, when emotions take over, the hands won't listen.

Recently, new L1/L2 projects are issuing incentives to boost TVL, and veteran users are complaining that "mining, selling, and dumping" is quite real...
This kind of narrative is most dangerous when you treat it as long-term, but others treat it as short-term mining.
Anyway, my position isn't heavy, I’d rather miss a rally than give myself a mental lesson during a pullback.
First stay alive, there will be more opportunities later.