These days, meme has become popular again, and the group is full of "Narrative is coming, don't miss it."

I'm just someone who watches oracles like watching kids, lively but still cautious—first, think through the stop-loss clearly, or you'll really have trouble sleeping.
Honestly, I set stop-losses not based on slogans, but on whether I can run when things go wrong: on-chain liquidity is a bit thin, and the price can slide to the horizon with a single pull;
then if there's oracle delay or anomaly, everyone suddenly starts shouting "wait for confirmation," and you know that short-term trades are unreliable.
And recently, news about cross-chain bridges being hacked again—when the bridge stops, assets get stuck halfway, and writing stop-losses in your heart is useless...
Anyway, my current approach is very simple: small positions, only in pools where I can exit directly, and I accept losses if the price drops below—prefer missing out rather than betting on the system acting up today.
That's it for now.