These days, memes are heating up again, and everyone is talking about narratives and consensus, basically emotional hype outpacing rational thought.

My own stop-loss strategy is very simple: first, figure out "what's the maximum amount I can afford to lose immediately," then place the order based on that, and don't try to manually run away at the last minute—when the waterfall hits, you won't even be able to click.
And then there are those new L1/L2 projects offering incentives to boost TVL; veteran users complain that "mining and selling" is not without reason—once the rewards stop, people disperse.
Participation is fine, as long as you don't treat short-term mining as long-term faith.
By the way, a reminder: memes are most easily paired with phishing sites, if you don't understand the signature, don't sign it; if you can revoke authorization, do it immediately—don't wait until you've lost everything to cry.