Stop-loss really is a bit like a breakup; dragging it out without cutting, on the surface it's "wait and see," but in reality, you're paying interest every day: emotional interest, opportunity cost interest, the more you endure, the more unwilling you become. To put it plainly, I now prefer to accept small losses first, close the position, wait for the market trend to turn favorable again, and add back later—at least my mind stays clear.

Recently, the debate in the group about privacy coins/mixing coins and compliance boundaries is quite similar to this logic: many people haven't overlooked the risks, but are reluctant to give up that little "freedom narrative," and the more they argue, the more agitated they get. Anyway, I prefer to price in uncertainty, avoid when possible, and keep some bullets for clearer cycle signals. What about you?