This round of memes is really lively, but what I care about more right now is “how to die with dignity”… Plainly put, I don’t let my emotions drive my stop-loss. First, I write down the worst-case scenario: the maximum I can lose, and at which specific trade I’ll recognize and cut it. Especially when you chase hot spots on-chain, the implicit costs are too good at stealing profit: once slippage is big, then you pay gas twice—enter and exit—plus the cross-chain step. And the bridge has been having issues lately too—if it gets stuck right when you’re trying to get out, it’s really awkward. There’s also the kind of oracle that occasionally goes off the rails; everyone’s saying “wait for confirmation,” and I’ll wait too. I’d rather miss one bite than take an abnormal quote seriously. In short, my approach is: before placing an order, factor in the fees + any possible slippage. Otherwise, a stop-loss level may look totally reasonable, but in actual execution everything just gets distorted. I still believe in the narrative—sometimes it really can lift people up—but don’t let the costs take you out first.