Recently, memes have been hot again, and I’m actually a bit on guard… To put it bluntly, the more lively the narrative gets, the more you need to **pre-write and fix** your stop-loss rules/levels in advance; otherwise, after a single pinprick, people start saying, “let’s wait a bit longer.” My own crude method: I only use money I can afford to treat as an experiment. Before entering, I already think through whether I can sleep through the worst-case scenario. Then I watch the chain more realistically—such as whether liquidity is getting thinner, or whether a few major addresses are moving back and forth. If something feels off, I’ll accept the loss and leave.

The whole AI Agent and automated trading pitch also tells stories pretty well, but what I care about is what permissions it actually has, whether the contract has been audited, and whether it’s basically a bunch of bots feeding each other to generate trading volume. If you really want to join in, treat it like strolling through a night market—don’t treat the night market like a supermarket… Anyway, I’ll start with a small position and give it a try; if I step on a landmine, I’ll treat it as paying tuition.