Spent the whole morning looking for a charger— the more I’m in a hurry, the more chaotic it gets. It’s the same vibe as chasing a meme: once things get lively, you start feeling an itch in your hands, and the result is that you’re most likely to forget the risks. Now I’ve set a dumb rule for myself: before getting in, write down “how much loss I can accept,” then when it’s time, get out—don’t think you can wait for the narrative to drop a couple more episodes. Especially those moments when the whole internet suddenly goes screen-flooding: I’d rather miss out than stubbornly hold on. Lately, the whole argument over NFT royalties has a pretty similar feel too—everyone wants creators’ income, but they’re scared that the secondary market has no liquidity… Plainly put, everyone’s stop-loss line is different. As for me, I use a small position and try in several rounds—if it breaks below my line, I’ll treat it as tuition. If I can’t find the charger, I can buy a new one, but don’t let the account get wiped out.