Recently, I educated myself again: Stop-loss really is like a breakup, dragging it out without clarifying, the more hope you hold, the more it hurts, and you also pay "interest"—attention, opportunity cost, and emotions are all being deducted. Moving slowly isn't about stubbornly holding on; it's about slowing down to understand the situation clearly: if TVL doesn't recover, fee rates can't rise, user retention is nowhere to be seen, then admit defeat and walk away, which can actually be more relaxing.

By the way, looking at on-chain data, the income of miners/validators, MEV, and ordering are being criticized again. Retail investors always feel like they’re always in the back of the line... I don’t have any clever tricks either, just to step back half a beat, chase less after the hype, and prefer to miss out rather than be worn down until I lose my temper. That’s it for now.