Recently, I experienced the thrill of MEME coins, bought some to try, and before I could fully adapt, I hurriedly ran away. There's a pretty painful issue here—the psychology of taking profits.

Playing high-volatility assets like this, it's easiest to fall into a trap: watching the price climb step by step along the green ladder, thinking "just a little more," and then feeling like standing on a tall building looking down, getting more and more dizzy the higher you go. That feeling causes people to keep holding on, greedily hoping for the final wave of the market.

But the problem lies right here—the moment of peak is often when the dump begins. Many people have fallen at this critical point. Overcoming the psychology of taking profits isn't easy, but you really need to learn to stop at a certain point. Otherwise, watching your position turn from green to red—only those who have experienced it know how that feels.