Stop-loss really is a bit like a breakup, dragging it out without clarifying, on the surface still saying "wait and see," but in reality, you're paying interest every day: attention, emotions, opportunity costs. Honestly, I'm not afraid of losing that one time, I'm afraid that if I keep enduring, I'll lose the rhythm altogether. Looking at on-chain structures for a long time makes it pretty intuitive; bad incentive shapes will trap people on their own. If you don't cut it off, it will slowly swallow you.

NFT royalties are also quite similar in the way they cause disputes; creators want stable income, while traders complain about high friction and poor liquidity... Both sides can understand, but dragging it out without decision is the most exhausting. Anyway, my current approach is to admit defeat when I need to, keep it clean, and free up my mind to look at the next chart. That's it for now.