Recently, memes have been extremely lively again, flooding the group chat with messages. Honestly, once the narrative starts flowing, people tend to get hooked easily. My current rule is: before entering, decide on the maximum loss you're willing to accept and exit, rather than waiting for the K-line to teach you a lesson; don’t be greedy when prices are rising, sell in two or three parts, leaving some room for transaction fees and slippage. After all, when the depth of the pool changes, the spread is like bubbles in a fish tank—pop, and it’s gone. (Every time I don’t set a stop-loss, I feel like I’m being brave = foolish.)

Additionally, hardware wallets have been out of stock lately, and phishing links are everywhere. The more you chase hot topics, the easier it is to click on the wrong link. Anyway, I’d rather earn a little less than risk my main wallet on unfamiliar links. Minimize authorizations as much as possible; if I really want to go all-in, I use a clean small-wallet account. That’s how I’m doing it for now.