Lately, memes have been really lively again, and the group is full of "narrative taking off."

I'm not opposed to it; emotions can naturally drive people forward.
But honestly, what I fear most is that you think you're riding the trend, when in fact you're just waiting for the liquidation waterfall to teach you a lesson.

My current rule for myself is very simple: before entering, think about where I would stop loss if suddenly the needle drops, liquidity disappears instantly.
Don't expect to stay calm during the moment.
Especially after reading about cross-chain bridge hacks, I realize that "whether funds can come back safely" is more realistic than "whether it will rise."
And when an oracle reports an outrageous price, everyone is shouting "wait for confirmation," but by the time it's confirmed, it's often too late to run...
Anyway, I prefer to earn less and not bet my survival chips on other systems not making mistakes.
That's it for now.