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Recently, a bunch of memes have been getting lively again. On-chain, seeing a few large transfers and hot/cold wallet movements on exchanges, some people start interpreting it as "smart money coming in." Honestly, I see this more as noise now; it can be referenced but shouldn't be treated as a script.
My own stop-loss strategy is quite simple: first, assume there's a high probability that I’ve misjudged the market, and before entering a position, I set a fixed "maximum loss" (not just mentally, but directly attached/set in the order). If the price rises, I move the stop-loss upward, but I never loosen it downward. I also allocate position sizes based on probability— the more it resembles a narrative and the less fundamental support it has, the smaller the position. Anyway, if I can't make a profit, so be it; at least I won't wake up one day to find I'm paying for my emotions.