Lately, I've been adjusting my positions, and I suddenly feel like stop-losses are just like breakups: knowing it's not right but forcing it, the longer you drag it out, the more painful it gets, and your account still has to pay the opportunity cost "interest." Honestly, admitting defeat earlier can free up your mind to focus on cleaner cash flow and real TVL, instead of using emotions as a moat.

Recently, the debates in the community about privacy coins, coin mixing, and regulatory boundaries also seem similar; everyone is just looking for a "reason to keep holding," but on-chain data won't cover for you... If risk appetite differs, there's no need to educate each other.

I personally trust data a bit more; the reason is simple: intuition fluctuates with mood, but data at least allows for review, and if you're wrong, you know where you went wrong. That's all for now. Later, I'll redraw the TVL curve to calm my nerves.