These days, Meme is starting to get lively again, and when the narrative gets excited, it's really hard to stick to discipline… I’m now mainly writing in my notes: what exactly did I buy? Is it emotion, traffic, or something that can actually be continued to be discussed? Honestly, if the only answer is "everyone's talking about it," then the stop-loss needs to be stricter: set your exit point before placing the order, break below it and get out, don’t expect to stay calm in the moment. Better to miss out on the subsequent surge than turn one hype into a long-term trap.

Some people compare RWA, US bond yields, and those “yield products” on-chain together, and after reading it, I remind myself even more: what the yield looks like doesn’t matter, the underlying risks are vastly different. On Meme, don’t think with a “stable income” mindset; all you can do is keep your position small, set quick stop-losses, and review diligently. How about you?