These days, meme coins are heating up again, and the timeline is full of "narrative shifts," which makes me really want to jump in, but right now I just want to write the stop-loss in my mind before hitting swap. To be honest, these kinds of tokens are not about fundamentals; it's about whether you can escape at the moment of emotional disconnection: think clearly beforehand about the maximum loss (usually a few percent of my principal), and exit when it hits the line—don't keep changing the plan while it's falling. Also, don't be lazy with routing; slippage on new pools can amplify, combined with various small traps like taxes or blacklists, and later, when you want to stop-loss, you might not even be able to sell, which is awkward... Additionally, the NFT royalty disputes are quite similar; creators want income, traders want liquidity, and in the end, it's all about arguing over "rules" and "exit strategies." Anyway, I still believe that making money from the hype is possible, but the premise is to leave yourself an escape route first.