Stop-loss really is like a breakup... The more you drag it out, the more you think, "Maybe I should wait a bit longer, what if it comes back," but the longer you wait, the more it hurts, and the small interest from fees/fund occupation silently eats away at you. Honestly, admitting defeat isn't shameful; waiting until the end is what hurts the most.

Recently, cross-chain bridges have had issues again, or oracles report outrageous prices, and many people in the group are shouting "wait for confirmation," I understand, afraid of being washed out by false signals. But now I lean more towards: if the logic is broken (for example, the bridge/oracle dependency has issues), it's not just volatility, it's the foundation loosening. It's okay to withdraw half first, don't stubbornly hold on.

There’s too much information, which makes me pretty anxious. I came up with a simple method: only focus on two or three trusted on-chain/safe accounts + project announcements. Mute other group chats first, wait until my emotions settle before checking again. If I’m wrong, feel free to criticize me—I’m still stubbornly holding on.