Stop-loss really feels like a breakup, the more you drag it out, the more you think "Just a little longer, it'll come back," but in the end, that small loss on your account keeps growing, and you also end up losing your emotions and attention as interest.

Admit it, I also envy those screenshots of people holding through and coming out on top, but honestly, those are survivor stories; more often, they’re stories of being worn down to numbness, with the final blow hitting even harder.

Recently, someone compared RWA, what US bond yields, and on-chain yield products all together, and I immediately became alert: the yields look "stable," but the risks and rules are anything but stable.
Don’t take “it seems similar” as a sense of security.
My approach is very simple: before entering, I write a breakup agreement—if I lose to a certain point, I leave; once I leave, I don’t look back to add more damage, I just review later.
Be stricter, and there will be fewer stories of being hacked or wiped out.