As for Meme, when things are lively, anyone can tell a story, and by the end it feels like talking about love: knowing it's unreliable but still wanting to take a second look. But what I care about more now is actually "how to part ways with dignity." My approach is pretty simple: first, figure out how much I can lose without affecting my sleep, then set a stop-loss price and stick to it, don't rely on emotions in the moment; once it drops below, I get out, even if there's a rebound later, I won't chase back. Anyway, I don't pretend; I'm just afraid of getting carried away. Recently, everyone has been comparing RWA and US Treasury yields to on-chain yield products. Looking at it just reminds me more: the ones that can reliably give you some interest and the pure storytelling heartbeat are fundamentally not the same thing. That's it for now, take it slow.