Stop loss really is a bit like a breakup, dragging it out without clarifying, in the end only becoming mutual torment. When the market suddenly swings, I actually become more clear-headed, when the funding rate shifts or liquidity thins, a liquidation waterfall comes suddenly, holding on with "just a little longer" is basically paying interest to the market.

Recently, looking at the blockchain game economy collapsing is quite typical, when inflation rises, studios start to sell, and the coin price suddenly turns, the spiral begins. Many people are still hoping for a rebound to recover losses, but actually they just don't want to admit that this relationship has already gone wrong. If you lose, you lose; first, cut your positions cleanly, sleep more peacefully, anyway I don't believe in saviors, only in data.