Walking along the beach and coming back, I saw a bunch of memes flying around, the group atmosphere was as hot as summer.

Despite the lively scene, I tend to write down my "stop loss" before entering: exit when you lose to a certain point, don't change your mind at the last minute, the more you explain, the easier it becomes to turn into a belief.
To put it simply, meme narratives can run because emotions and consensus are driving them, but once everyone starts relying on "higher prices" to prove they're right, it easily connects to the old story of chain game crashes: inflation gets more intense, studios rush in, and the coin price spirals downward as soon as it drops.
Anyway, my current approach is pretty simple: keep smaller positions, take profits gradually and recover the principal, and treat the rest as admission tickets; for those who haven't clearly set exit points, I prefer not to touch them, to avoid staying up late watching the market and exhausting myself.