This meme narrative is switching up really fast—going from Doge to Pepe and then to all kinds of animals. I’m one of those old-school folks who grew up watching on-chain confirmation counts, so I’m not really able to keep up with the pace. But it’s not realistic to say I don’t look at it at all.

My approach is actually pretty simple: things can be hot, but before entering, I make sure I’ve already thought through how much loss I’m willing to take. Anyway, I’ve been through on-chain rollbacks; I’m not panicking about blocks. The volatility in meme coins is really more about mindset. Keep the stop-loss method simple—I just anchor to specific levels, like using the prior high breakout and then the pullback area, or even just a basic moving average: if it breaks below, I exit. Don’t do anything like a “mental stop-loss”—that’s basically the same as not setting one.

Recently, everyone’s been talking about anxiety over unlock sell pressure. Staked amounts are pretty large, and the token unlock calendar keeps getting used to scare people. I don’t think it’s necessarily a bad thing, either—when liquidity comes out, there will be volatility; with volatility, you can profit from the spreads. Just don’t rush in and catch the bag when the emotions are at their hottest. Wait for the narrative to cool down a bit, then take another look—it’s a lot more solid.

That’s it for now.