I'm not very good at managing emotions, but stop-loss really is like a breakup: the more you think "let's wait and see if it will turn around," the easier you wear yourself out until you lose your temper, ultimately losing both transaction fees and time costs. Anyway, I now write "admit when wrong" in my memo, preferring small losses over dragging into a big pit.

Recently, there are always people on the chain watching large transfers and the hot and cold wallets of exchanges, saying it's "smart money" hinting at directions... To put it plainly, many times you don't know whether that money is for repositioning, OTC, or internal transfer. It's fine to watch the fun, but it's very dangerous to take it as faith. No matter how fast the bridge is built, it must be stable first. I prefer to cut according to plan and sleep peacefully.