These days, watching the meme market looks like watching a spicy stir-fry, the aroma is truly enticing, but the spiciness is really intense. To put it simply, when the narrative comes together, everyone defaults to "it can still go crazy for a while," but my own stop-loss is actually more conservative: before entering, clearly write down what the "ingredients" of this pot are (traffic? KOL? Is there real new activity on-chain?), and reduce the heat when things change, don’t wait until the pot burns and then think about turning off the fire. Especially when the main public chain is upgrading/maintaining, and everyone in the group is guessing whether the ecosystem will move, I’m even less willing to treat the "migration expectation" as a bottom line—expectations, after all, can cool off quickly. Forget it, to put it plainly: I’d rather earn less than rely on luck to withstand a pullback. If it drops below my defined line, I’ll just walk away; buying back later isn’t shameful.