Actually everyone understands, meme things rely entirely on narrative and emotional momentum to rise. If you really ask about fundamentals... never mind. Despite the lively atmosphere, I now set a very simple rule for myself: before entering the market, write down "I can accept losing up to" — for example, -8% or breaking the previous low — and set a stop loss that I won't change, only move it up if necessary, and not make excuses on the spot.

Recently, I've seen some places tighten and loosen regulations on taxes and compliance repeatedly, causing expectations for deposits and withdrawals to fluctuate, and market sentiment to drift accordingly. Honestly, during such times, it's easier to impulsively chase highs. So I reduce my position size, treating it as buying noisy pixel points. If I’m wrong, I admit it, and continue trading the next position according to the rules.