TheHotAirBalloonRisesAbove

$HYPE The structure is quite clean; go long accordingly.

These days, I keep seeing a bunch of Layer 2 projects comparing TPS, fees, and subsidies, and the comment section is noisy like a season's end settlement. I used to be easily swayed by these hot topics, wanting to jump in whenever I saw others getting excited, but in the end, I kept switching targets, and the transaction fees and emotional swings ended up taking me for a ride. Now, I've given myself a sort of "mindset update": treat attention as a budget, only watch hot topics for up to 10 minutes, and the rest of the time focus solely on my long-term list. When a pullback happens, just see it

I'm more concerned about the moment of catching the needle, giving the signal and then immediately opening a short position.

Lately, testing the testnet points has felt a bit like going to work... It was originally to practice feel and get familiar with the process, but I subconsciously defaulted to "there should be a reward," and once that expectation develops, it's easy to keep investing more and more.
My stop-loss is set very simply: time stop-loss + effort stop-loss. For example, if I spend three days on a project still fixing the environment, collecting water, crossing bridges, and dealing with various hurdles, I consider it tuition and withdraw;
If it takes me more than an hour each day, I withdraw as well

Trim profits when the time comes—that's the discipline a trader should have.