Just saw a low-quality “shitcoin” project—the narrative sounds pretty convincing, like “AI + DePIN + metaverse,” the typical “everything can be piggybacked.” Honestly, I usually just take a look at this kind of hype and move on, but a few friends who went in recently ended up losing badly, and they didn’t cut their losses in time.

My own habit is: before entering, I write a script first and set a hard stop-loss line—for example, if it drops 20%, I automatically close the position. Once the script is running, I don’t have to worry or stare at the charts; it’s hassle-free. But lately people have been comparing RWA and on-chain yield products to Memes, and I’m a bit confused. One is anchored to assets, the other is driven by sentiment—can they really be the same? Maybe I’m just too rational.

If I could keep only one habit, I’d say this: stop-loss. That’s it.