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Stopping loss really is like a breakup… If you drag it out without clarifying, on the surface you're still saying "let's see," but in reality you're paying emotional interest every day. Recently, I noticed while watching the market that the more you don't deal with a losing position, the easier it is to ruin good opportunities later. A slight shake of the hand can lead to reckless adding to positions, eventually turning into a fight against yourself.
These days, everyone is talking about rate cut expectations, the US dollar index rising and falling with risk assets, basically, when the macro sneezes, the crypto world catches a cough too. I've now set a rule: admit when you're wrong, don't cling to faith to harden your stance, at most glance at on-chain data (just for review), then turn it off. Anyway, holding on until the end doesn't necessarily mean "waiting to break even," it might just be "waiting for a collapse." That's it for now.