Recently, meme trading has become insanely lively again, and I find myself reminding myself to "pause" first: stop refreshing group messages, stop watching those K-lines that form a needle every minute. When funding rates hit an extreme, everyone argues whether it's a reversal or just a continued bubble. Honestly, I don't know either, but I do know that emotions are the easiest to drag people into the market.

My stop-losses are mostly not based on feelings: I set the exit point before placing the order, directly attach a conditional order in the script, and exit when triggered—no excuses to tell myself "wait a little longer." I also keep my position within a range where I can sleep peacefully, even if it means earning less. One more thing, if I encounter contracts that can easily change permissions or be upgraded, I just stop trading. The excitement is real, but so are the risks. That's all for now.