These days, I've been seeing a bunch of memes and celebrities calling out trades again, and the hype swings around like the wind. Honestly, attention is just liquidity—wherever there's noise, people flock there. By the time you actually make a move, you're often already at the tail end of the "last wave."

I've set a very simple boundary for myself: I won't touch anything unless I understand the structure. Structure isn't some mystical candlestick theory; it's about asking three questions clearly: who is continuously buying (new money or old money fighting each other), who can dump the market at any time (unlocking, teams, whales), and where is my exit route. If these three points don't align, I consider it nonexistent—even if I miss out, so be it. The market will present many opportunities; being repeatedly cut is the most expensive lesson.