These days, memes are getting lively again, and I do watch them, but the rules I set for myself now are more like a "retreat roadmap." Before entering, I write down: what's the maximum loss, at what point do I exit, and whether I only use profits to roll over. To put it simply, not writing it down makes it easy to be led by emotions, ultimately turning faith into a stop-loss.

Narratives are pretty good at telling stories, especially with AI Agents and automated trading: some people boast about "fully automatic passive income," while others are digging pits with permissions, authorizations, and contract interactions. My stop-loss isn't just based on price; I also watch on-chain actions—sudden taxes, contract swaps, permission changes, liquidity withdrawals—when I see these, I treat them as "logical stop-losses," not waiting for the K-line to give me face.

Anyway, I’d rather earn a little less than let a lively market wipe out the safety cushion I built up earlier. If I hit a snag, I’ll note it down and review where I didn’t clarify my entry, costs, or exit. That’s all for now.