Stop-loss is really like a breakup: you already know it’s not a good fit, yet you keep forcing it to last, thinking, “Maybe if I wait a little longer, it’ll get better.” But the end result is that the longer you drag it out, the worse it gets—paper losses on the books, plus opportunity costs to pay. In plain terms, it’s the “interest” that’s biting you. Lately, in the group, people have been endlessly circulating talk about stablecoin regulation and reserve audits, along with all kinds of screenshots of “de-pegging” being passed around—emotion moving faster than information. I might get swept up too, but once I cool down and think it through, the truth is: at times like this, don’t be the last one to act. Owning up to the loss isn’t embarrassing; pretending everything’s fine is what hurts the most. Sigh—let’s leave it at that for now.