These past two days, meme hype has been flooding my feed again. To be honest, it looks so enticing that you want to jump on—but what I care about more right now is: “How do I get off?”

Here’s a little exercise I’m giving myself: before entering, write one sentence first—“I’m willing to acknowledge I’ll take the loss up to whatever amount, and once it hits, I’m leaving; don’t keep arguing with yourself.”

Don’t place your stop-loss at a level like “it feels about right.” Set it at a point where the narrative is clearly falling apart—for example, when the hype dies down, discussions turn into mutual attacks, or when on-chain buys and sells start looking off… Basically, the moment I start finding reasons to hold the position, I know emotions have taken over.

Lately, I’ve also seen people comparing RWA and even things like U.S. Treasury yield to on-chain yield products, and it sounds pretty tempting. But I remind myself: no matter how steady the returns look, if authorization gets signed carelessly and everything is approved in a mess, it can still go to zero overnight.

Do a wallet health check first—then talk about mindset.