This wave of memes is heating up again, and the narrative sounds very smooth: community, culture, consensus… Basically, it's just attention being burned. Anyway, for someone like me with a suspicious mind, the first thing I do isn't looking for the "next hundredfold," but rather writing out the retreat plan first: the amount of entry funds is based on the worst-case scenario where losing it wouldn't affect my sleep; stop-loss isn't based on feelings, but watching on-chain labels to see if key wallets suddenly change hands, distribute in batches to new addresses, or if liquidity gets so thin it’s like paper. When I sense this, I’d rather withdraw first—missing out is fine. Recently, people keep talking about social mining, fan tokens, that "attention equals mining" thing. I'm not saying it's definitely a false proposition, but attention can turn on you pretty fast, and if something really goes wrong, no one will back you up. So, stop-losses must be set early and enforced strictly. Don’t rely on hype to save you… That’s all for now.