Tonight, I came across another wave of meme narratives flying around. To be honest, it's lively but exciting, and I'm most afraid of forgetting to cut losses in a moment of impulsiveness. My current habit is: first, think clearly about the maximum loss I can tolerate, then try with a small position; if the market doesn't move in the right direction, I cut immediately—don't wait for "it to come back to break even"... Also, when there's a surge on the chain and slippage gets high, I default to thinking someone is watching and sniping in the mempool. I'd rather take a smaller loss than turn off protection. By the way, recently, before and after that mainstream public chain's upgrade/maintenance, everyone in the group was guessing whether the ecosystem would migrate. I don't gamble on migration in advance; the more these times are uncertain, the easier it is for chaos to happen. So I set my stop-loss and trading protections properly and went to sleep.