Meme so lively, do you really sleep well without setting stop-loss?

I, on the other hand, get more timid the more excited it is. No matter how smooth the story is told, just treat it as fireworks, first figure out "how to lose the least." Recently, cross-chain bridges have had issues again, and there are outrageous prices reported by oracles, everyone suddenly learns to "wait for confirmation," which is quite real: no matter how fast on-chain is, it can't withstand black swan events.
My approach is very simple: set a fixed exit point when entering, leave if broken, don't rely on faith to recover; also split the position into smaller parts, better to earn less than to be pierced by a single needle.
Anyway, moving positions is more important for survival than storytelling.