I'm not very good at comforting people, but stop-loss really is quite similar to breaking up: the more you delay, the more you want to "wait a little longer," but in the end, the losses are not only in the price fluctuations but also in the interest of time and mindset.


I've seen a lot on the chain, and once large addresses go in the wrong direction, they cut faster than anyone, and can immediately return to a "manageable" state.
Recently, everyone has been comparing RWA, US Treasury yields, and on-chain yield products. I’ve looked into it a few times, and honestly, don’t just focus on the annualized rate—think carefully about what risks you're taking.
If the market is wrong, admit the loss and walk away; don’t wait for a blow-up to start studying the terms...
That’s all for now.
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