Recently meme coins have been getting lively, but honestly, the more lively it gets, the more I want to set a stop-loss line for myself. When I get excited on-chain, it’s easy to chase pumps—especially the ones with great narratives and noticeable capital movements. They all look like shiny “golden shovels,” but once you jump in, they immediately show you a waterfall. I usually manually set a psychological level: if I’m down 15%, I clear it—if I don’t, I really can’t stand it. But afterward, I look back and every time turns out to be a lesson. Anyway, everyone’s been talking about ETF fund flows and how risks in the US stock market can drag everything down. To put it simply, emotions rise fast and fall even harder—just watching the narrative makes it easy to get carried away. I’m used to the ups and downs. For now, that’s it—go check and see if my pixel little drama has any updates.