These days, I've been seeing all kinds of meme narratives, lively enough to rival the New Year celebrations. A single joke in the group can be hyped up for half a day. I find it funny but also a bit frustrating: when emotions are high, people are most likely to treat "cutting losses" as a buzzkill. Honestly, my current approach is pretty simple—first, figure out how much I'm willing to pay for the "fun," and once I buy in, consider it like a ticket; if I lose it, I won't chase to recover it. If I want to add more, I must wait until my emotions cool down and liquidity isn't so tight. By the way, over in L2, they're arguing about TPS, fees, and subsidies, making a lot of noise. But for someone like me who plans to hold long-term, arguing doesn't mean retention, and subsidies don't equal stickiness... Anyway, the excitement is there, but I need to keep my hands steady first.