These past two days I’ve been reminding myself again: stop-loss really is like a breakup… If you keep dragging it without cutting, once your mindset collapses you end up paying more “interest” (the kind that’s opportunity cost). Admitting you’re wrong sooner actually lets you sleep better. Plainly put, I’m the kind of calm, Buddhist-minded type—so I’m just better suited to keeping it simple: check my staking and the stable pool just a couple times a day, and don’t mess with too many nested “doll” strategies.

Recently, everyone’s been comparing RWA and things like US Treasury yield against on-chain yield products. I also find it kind of interesting, but don’t forget that sometimes the little bit of yield on-chain includes a risk premium—it’s not pure “interest.” It’s like renting an apartment: rent that seems cheap might be because the hallway light is broken… Anyway, I’ve figured it out now: if I’m wrong, I’ll just leave—don’t stubbornly keep exhausting it. That’s it for now.