ExitLiquidityCupid

I just got itchy again and wanted to chase that "still not finished" bullish candle, but I stopped and asked myself: am I really seeing some information, or am I being dragged by emotions to add more positions? Honestly, most of the time it's just fear of missing out, with a mental soundtrack automatically playing. Recently, there are still many discussions about rate cut expectations, the US dollar index, and risk assets acting up together... It sounds quite reasonable, but when I get excited, I tend to treat the "macro narrative" as a get-out-of-jail-free card. On second thought, if there is

If it's spot trading, I think you can allocate a portion; for contracts, be more cautious.

I tried chasing meme tokens once, just as a rehearsal for a wedding before a funeral... The lively atmosphere is real, and quitting is also real. Later, I set a very simple rule for myself: before entering, write down "I'll quit at the point I lose the most," and when the time comes, don't hesitate, don't fall in love with the narrative. Especially recently, with cross-chain bridges being hacked again and oracles reporting false data, everyone rushes to shout "wait for confirmation"—basically just giving themselves a decent excuse to delay. Anyway, now I see KOLs start saying "this time is dif