Speaking of $GIGGLE$, this thing is actually still around, but recently I have consciously stopped paying constant attention to it.

The rise of Chinese Meme coins has stolen a lot of the spotlight, and the popularity of such assets has long cooled below the bottom line. At this stage, rather than stubbornly following the news, it's better to actively reduce information intake — which is actually more rational.

Do you know when the most problematic moments in investing occur? It's when the more frequently you pay attention, the greater your emotional fluctuations. The more intensely you monitor the market, the easier your psychological defenses will collapse. Sometimes, with a little carelessness, your finger might slide onto the sell button, and your position is gone just like that. Regretting it afterward is too late.

So my current trading logic is very simple: no adding to positions, no reducing positions, no watching the market. Since there are no clear entry or exit signals in the short term, rather than being led by price fluctuations, it's better to give yourself a break. Sometimes, the best trading decision is to do nothing for the time being.