These days, meme trading has heated up again, basically meaning the narrative is running, and people are following the emotions. I used to think "just watch the market," but the more I watched, the more anxious I got, and a slight tremor in my hand could turn a small position into a big one... Later, I forced myself to set fixed stop-losses and limits, and added a price alert. When triggered, I only allowed myself to do two things: reduce my position or close the software. Surprisingly, after setting those, I felt calmer, and I didn't feel the need to prove myself anymore.



By the way, I looked into the NFT royalty waterfight, and it’s actually quite similar: everyone wants liquidity, but when it comes to splitting the cake, it’s chaos. Anyway, I’m now a bit wary of the word "lively," prioritizing survival first, whether to make money or not is another matter.
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