To be honest, watching the narratives of these meme coins over the past couple of days feels a bit like the TPS “word wars” people had around Layer 2s—there’s definitely real excitement, but when things end up a mess, nobody brings it up anymore. I personally like to break down token models. As for meme stuff… basically, you can’t use a release curve to predict it, because its “value” is the emotion itself. And when emotion rises quickly, it withdraws even faster. So I care about one detail in particular: a real stop-loss isn’t about watching technical price levels, but about when liquidity starts to shrink. If suddenly nobody talks about a meme much, or the order-book depth thins out, that’s basically a sign that the narrative has cooled. For example, with L2s comparing and competing right now—when the day comes that the ecosystem subsidies are burned through, the hype will fade too. To put it simply, a stop-loss is a guardrail set for impulsiveness, not a threshold set for rationality. That’s how I do it. For now, that’s it.