These days, meme coins are heating up again, and a single sentence in the group chat can ignite everyone. To be honest, storytelling is most afraid of you taking it seriously. My stop-loss is set even more "boringly": before entering, think through the worst-case scenario, and close it when the loss reaches that point—no emotional attachment. Especially when I see cross-chain bridges malfunctioning again, and oracles reporting outrageous prices, everyone is there "waiting for confirmation"—I’m also waiting, but what I’m waiting for is my own rules to be confirmed, not waiting for the market to give me an easy way out. By the way, a reminder to myself: I mistake simplicity for a trap; the more "guaranteed wins" and "just one sentence" things, the more I need to clearly write out my exit strategy first.