Stopping losses is really like breaking up… Dragging it out without making it clear, thinking it can still warm back up, but in the end you’re just watching the chart every day, bleeding, growing more unwilling the longer you wait. Finally, when you take that knife, it hurts even more—and you end up throwing in the interest/opportunity cost as well. To put it plainly, admitting you’re in the red isn’t embarrassing; what’s embarrassing is letting it drag into a big pit. Lately I’ve been looking at those on-chain data tools’ “labels,” and sometimes they’re kind of funny and also really infuriating: they act so certain even though they’re lagging behind, giving me the feeling of “he hasn’t replied to your messages anymore, yet you’re still checking his Moments.” Anyway, I’m still following my old habit—enter and exit in batches. If I’m wrong, just replace the small pot and replant; don’t force yourself to drown the flower trying to keep it alive.