As for memes, they’re truly lively—losing money, too, is really completely unreasonable. I’ve now made a habit for myself: the moment I enter, I write down the stop-loss level (I just write it in a memo). If I don’t write it, I don’t buy—so I don’t later have to “tough it out” relying on “feelings.” To put it simply: the louder the narrative gets, the more I stick to the structure; otherwise, one tiny needle prick and people wake up…

Recently, before and after that mainstream public chain upgrade, everyone in the group has been guessing whether the ecosystem will migrate. I also get an itch to take a gamble, but in times like this, I actually set my stop-loss even closer: there are too many uncertainties—once the news flips, the K-line turns around faster than people. Long-term survival isn’t about talent; it’s about repeating these small habits. Even if on the weekends I occasionally want to act like a degenerates, I still have to leave myself an exit route.