Meme, to put it simply, is storytelling plus emotion. When it's lively, you think you're surfing, but in reality, you're more like being hit by the wave. My approach is very simple: first, set smaller goals, don't try to multiply your gains right away, so you can stay grounded and be more willing to follow the plan.

I usually don't wait for the "feeling to be off" to cut losses; I set a fixed point before entering: if it drops to a certain level, I exit, even if it pulls back immediately afterward. Keep the position smaller so that losing doesn't affect your sleep. Recently, there's been a mainstream public chain upgrading/maintaining, and everyone in the group is guessing whether the project will migrate. I just want to say: these kinds of nodes are most easily influenced by narratives and rhythm, don't treat "possible" as "certain," and don't use stop-losses to gamble on human nature. That's all for now.