Stopping loss is really quite similar to breaking up: knowing it's not right, but stubbornly holding on, and in the end, it's not about making a profit, but about the increasing interest of time and mental energy. Admitting defeat earlier actually saves trouble, at least you can sleep at night, instead of staring at the K-line like waiting for a message from the other side.

Recently, the group has been discussing stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various "de-pegging" rumors over and over again. I can't help but laugh and feel a bit annoyed: the more information there is, the easier it is to find excuses to keep holding on. Anyway, I now treat it as practice—first check if there are backdoors in the permissions, whether the fund flow is secretly slipping away, and if something feels really off, follow the plan and leave. Don't treat "waiting a bit longer" as a strategy.