These days, meme trading has become lively again, with screens flooding in the group chat. Honestly, what I fear most isn't the rise and fall, but losing control and forgetting to cut losses when I'm overexcited. My approach is pretty simple: before placing an order, write down "the maximum loss I can tolerate before stopping," and then just cancel when the time comes—don't fall in love with the narrative. When the chain gets congested, gas fees skyrocket, and canceling orders becomes painful, so I prefer to keep my positions small and buy in batches, so transaction fees don't crush my mindset. By the way, it reminds me of the collapse schemes in blockchain games: inflation + studios + coin price spirals, and in the end, everyone thinks they can still escape. I see complexity as the enemy: the more rules, the easier it is to deceive oneself. Keep it simple—survive first, then talk.