These days, reflecting on my positions, I thought of a saying: Stop-loss really is quite like a breakup, dragging it out without clarifying, and in the end, you pay for both emotions and interest. Honestly, the market doesn't owe me an explanation; if I was wrong, I was wrong. Admitting the loss early can actually save me focus to do something more useful, like comparing spreadsheets... Otherwise, staring at that candlestick every day is like peeling a Band-Aid halfway and sticking it back, the more you do it, the more it hurts.

By the way, watching everyone argue about NFT royalties also seems quite similar: creators want stable income, but traders complain that liquidity gets stuck. Anyone can make a case for either side, but what I care more about now is that if rules change, expectations must change accordingly—don't treat "should" as a talisman. Anyway, my own approach is pretty simple: write down an unglamorous exit point before entering, and leave when the time comes—don't give yourself an easy way out.