Lately, I've been seeing people stubbornly hold in the group, saying "Just wait a bit longer for the rebound, then I'll break even"... It sounds just like flipping through chat logs every day after a breakup. As for stop-loss, delaying by a day just adds more interest + emotional cost. In the end, it's not losing money that hurts the most, but being worn down to the point where you don't want to do anything anymore.

Right now, I prefer to cut small losses early so I can sleep well afterward, keep the accounts straightforward, and avoid voting with resentment.
By the way, recently, developers are excited about modularization and the DA layer, while users look confused: honestly, no matter how beautiful the narrative, if you don't have discipline with your positions, it won't save you. Anyway, don't use "technological trends" as an excuse to avoid stop-loss.
I'm going to get to work.