I just deleted half of the meme pools from my favorites, the longer I stare at the K-line, the more I get hooked... Despite the lively atmosphere, stop-loss should still be prioritized; otherwise, in the end, it all depends on emotions. My clumsy method: before entering the market, set a "maximum loss in U" to turn off the computer, and exit when the time comes—don't tell yourself stories; divide the position into two parts, the first is for testing the waters, and the second only adds when the narrative continues to ferment and the on-chain heat hasn't noticeably cooled down. Whether to add or not doesn't matter; the key is not to go all-in at once.

Recently, the NFT royalty wave has been quite noisy, creators want income, secondary sales need liquidity—basically, everyone is fighting for that little bit of attention and transaction fees. Meme narratives are the same; once liquidity dries up, it cools off. So, besides price levels, I also look at interaction costs: high gas fees, large slippage—these basically indicate the market is getting crowded or starting to disperse. Run first... anyway, as long as you're alive, there's a next opportunity.