Someone asked me if stop-loss is "giving up," and honestly, it’s more like breaking up. Dragging it out without letting go is actually charging yourself interest: emotional interest, opportunity cost interest, and the mental interest of watching the market every day. The more you want it to recover, the more it pulls you along, and in the end, the loss is often not just that small amount, but your entire mindset falling apart.

My current approach is pretty simple: first, think clearly about why I bought this position and how long I plan to hold it. If the logic is gone, it’s okay to sell part of it; don’t force yourself to find excuses. Recently, I’ve been browsing "social mining" and "fan tokens," and a lot of people say attention is like a mine. Hearing that, it kind of sounds like an ex promising pie in the sky… Attention is indeed valuable, but the value belongs to the platform and the issuer, not necessarily the ticket in your hand. Anyway, I’ll stay calm for now and try to pay less tuition fees.