Stop loss really is like a breakup: the longer you drag it out, the more you want to say “just wait a little longer.” In the end, what you lose isn’t just money—it’s sleep and interest… I used to be the type to stubbornly hold on. But later I found that admitting you’re wrong earlier actually feels lighter. Looking back, it’s really just a single K-line. Recently, I took a look on-chain and found active addresses haven’t really bounced back yet. Funds are still probing back and forth, and that kind of forced persistence is especially easy to let run wild. And don’t even get me started on how everyone’s complaining that miners/validators are getting too well-fed, and that MEV is making the ordering feel less fair—once retail traders get hit by slippage, it’s even easier to have their mindset blow up. Anyway, I’m giving myself a “patch”: small tweaks are enough—set your line, and when it’s hit, leave. Don’t turn a trade into a long-term relationship.