Recently, memes have been as lively as square dancing, and I get itchy hands whenever I get caught up in the narrative... But honestly, the more chaotic it gets, the more I need to clarify "how to run" first. I'm pretty old-fashioned now, really writing budgets on paper: the maximum loss for this trade is where I close the software, no arguing with myself; if it rises, I split it into two parts to sell, not expecting to sell at the top, anyway I don’t have that luck. Also, there's a fierce debate over NFT royalties, creators want to eat, secondary markets want liquidity, and I’m caught in the middle, so I dare not hold heavy positions, afraid that if emotions shift, everyone will sell off together. A friend asked me yesterday, "Isn’t your team all about faith?" I could only smile: faith is faith, but stop-loss must be planned first. That’s all for now.