These past two days, memes have been as hot as boiling water in a pot, and the group is full of “the narrative is coming”… To put it simply, what I’m most afraid of isn’t the drop—it’s that you know you should run, but you still can’t bring yourself to press the button. My stop-loss is pretty basic: before entering, I write down in advance what level of loss I’ll accept; when the time comes, I sell right away and don’t start telling myself stories. If the loss costs more than gas, then just撤—don’t stubbornly hold on in congestion, and in the end you’ll even end up paying one more fee as tuition.

And there are all those rumors and guesses—testnet incentives, expectations for points, and whether the mainnet will issue tokens. Hearing it all is enough to get people easily worked up. I just treat it like a raffle: putting in a bit of effort is fine, but don’t treat it like a salary. There are plenty of tutorials, but I only watch the ones that clearly explain the withdrawal flow: how to exit in batches, how to set limit prices, and how to avoid slipping on a trade and getting being sandwiched/clipped. The rest of the “emotional value” is a pass. For now, that’s it.