This kind of meme narrative—honestly, when things are getting loud, you don’t even have time to think “is it worth it”; you only think “how much can I afford to lose.” Before I enter a position, I usually sketch a very rough frame first: at most, I’m going to lose up to which “cut” and then I’m out (based on total position size, not on coin-price fantasies). Then I set the stop-loss—don’t expect that in the heat of the moment, you can manually manage it rationally.

Recently, there are also people complaining that on-chain data tools and the tagging system are lagging or will mislead, and I kinda feel the same… so I’m not too superstitious about “smart money tags” anymore. Instead, I focus more on the trading structure: is the liquidity thin, and can one or two people just smash through it? In any case, recognize losses when it’s time to—don’t turn your stop-loss into a belief.