Stop-loss really is like a breakup; dragging it out without clear communication, in the end, it's not making up but sinking deeper and having to pay "interest."

I used to love to tough it out, thinking I could wait it out and break even, but the market doesn't show mercy, and after one big loss, I learned my lesson: admit the loss when you need to, and you'll sleep better.
Now with small positions, I cut losses at the preset point—like a spicy pepper that's too hot to hold in, spit it out quickly, don't swallow it hard.
By the way, recently hardware wallets are out of stock everywhere, and phishing links are flying all over.
The more these situations happen, the more you shouldn't get caught up and click randomly—having your account stolen is worse than losing money…
That's all for now.