Cutting losses is really like a breakup—dragging it out without getting things clear only makes you sink deeper and deeper, and you end up paying “interest”—the interest on time and emotions. I used to love waiting for a rebound, saying “long-termism” out loud, but in my heart I was really just not willing to lose… Later I found that admitting you’re wrong a bit earlier actually makes it easier to get back to your own rhythm, continue dollar-cost averaging + rebalancing.

In the past two days, I’ve seen cross-chain bridges get stolen and oracle prices go haywire, and everyone has collectively been “waiting for confirmation.” To put it plainly, the market is also reminding everyone: when things are uncertain, don’t stubbornly push through. Anyway, the rule I set for myself now is: if I’m wrong, I’ll change it—don’t try to win by just enduring.