Stop-loss really is like a breakup, the more you drag it out, the more you want to say "Maybe if I wait a little longer, they'll come back," but in the end, it only hurts more and you have to pay a little more interest as tuition. The last time I was liquidated was because I refused to admit defeat, stubbornly holding on until the end, and my face turned green... Now I've given myself a "version update": not aiming for a big turnaround, just keeping the margin and sleep safe, and losing less if it happens.

Recently, that mainstream public chain has been upgrading/maintaining, and the group is guessing whether the ecosystem will move. I also get itchy to gamble a bit, but thinking about it, even if they do migrate, I shouldn't use leverage to bear the uncertainty. Anyway, I’ll set my stop-loss properly, and if they really leave, don’t look back and pull back.