These days, memes are heating up again, flooding the group chat with messages. Honestly, as soon as the narrative starts, people tend to get carried away easily. My current approach is pretty simple: first, write down the numbers where I could lose money (not phrases like "10% drawdown," but "lose enough that I can still sleep"), then when placing an order, just set a stop-loss/stop-profit without hesitation—don't let emotions take over the keyboard. Especially when the market is volatile, with traps and front-runners watching, those few seconds of hesitation can be costly.

Here's a small reminder: hardware wallets are out of stock, but phishing links are more rampant. Don't click on them just to chase the hype. Better to earn a little less than to risk exposing your private keys... Anyway, I always pause before trading, take a sip of tea, then confirm the order.