Stopping loss really is like breaking up, even when it's clearly not working out, you still drag it on, and the more you drag, the more it hurts: funds are trapped, your mindset is worn down, opportunity costs + interest rise together, and in the end, you have to console yourself with "just wait a little longer."

I used to be quite stubborn for a while, always saying "I only look at on-chain data," and if the data looked okay, I would hold on stubbornly, regardless of my emotions; later I realized that the reality is, no matter how beautiful the on-chain data is, it can't stop you from not sleeping at night.
Recently, there's been talk about some region raising taxes and tightening regulations, then loosening them again, which basically affects deposit and withdrawal expectations, and that fragile market confidence can shift in an instant.
Now I’d rather take a small loss and exit early, rather than turning a short-term mistake into a long-term loan... That's it for now.