Just had another scare: copied the address to swap for a meme, but my hand trembled and I pasted the previous address again. Only realized it was wrong after confirming, and my heart rate shot up... Anyway, since then I’ve been even more cautious about “hype narratives.” Basically, memes are just emotional tickets—when they go up, anyone can tell a story; when they go down, no one takes responsibility.

My current stop-loss method is pretty simple: before entering, decide the maximum loss you’re willing to accept, and if reached, exit without adding more or stubbornly holding on; if the funding rate gets extreme enough that people in the group are arguing “Is this a reversal or just more bubble squeezing,” I cut my position in half, and treat the rest like a lottery ticket—don’t let a moment of greed wipe out this month’s gas fee budget. That’s it for now; staying alive is more important than winning a single trade.