These days, meme culture has become lively again, and in the group, everyone keeps saying "narrative shifting," but I’m more focused on the explosive points: liquidity is thin, and when emotions run high, it’s easy to forget to stop-loss. To be honest, my approach is very simple—set a fixed rule before entering: if it drops to a certain point, admit defeat and exit, don’t expect to stay calm during the moment; also split up the positions, better to earn less than to go all-in and wait for a "push further." Recently, everyone has been comparing RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products, and honestly, they’re quite similar: looking at "stable" assets, but once a run occurs, they still crash; the only difference is the speed of the crash. Anyway, I’ll first lower my leverage, set my stop-loss, and as for the rest… forget it, I won’t talk about it for now.