Cutting your losses is really like a breakup: you keep dragging it out without deleting or blocking, watching it sway there every day, and it hurts your heart even more. To put it plainly, if you don’t admit you’re taking a loss, it’ll keep “charging you interest”: tying up your position, consuming your attention, and making you fantasize about getting back together every time there’s a rebound. Lately, there’s been a lot of anxious people watching the staking unlocks and the token unlock calendar, worrying about the sell pressure around those dates—I get panicky too. But panicky or not, don’t treat “wait a bit longer” as a strategy. If it’s time to cut, then just cut. After you cut, double-check your authorizations. Don’t click those mysterious signature pop-ups in your wallet. Losing money is already frustrating enough—don’t get hit with a phishing “bonus” strike to make it worse.

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