Stop-loss is really like a breakup, dragging it along without letting go, watching it rebound every day and fantasizing about getting back together, only to find yourself more and more uncomfortable, and having to pay the "interest" of time and opportunity costs.

Now I’d rather admit the loss early, record it in my shell ledger, how much I lost, why I bought, why I didn’t sell, leave a mark, so next time I won’t be so itchy to act.

Recently, AI Agents and automated trading narratives are hot again, I’ve also been tempted, but honestly what I’m more afraid of is on-chain interactions involving a bunch of authorizations and signatures, nobody talks about the security details.
Too much information really causes anxiety, my filtering method is very crude: I only look at two things—whether I can clearly explain how this thing makes or loses money, and whether I can review the risk points (permissions, contracts, fund flow) within 10 minutes.
If I can’t explain it clearly, then forget it, take it slow.