Stopping loss really is like a breakup; if you drag it out without clarifying, the pain only worsens over time, and the paper losses keep collecting "emotional interest" from you every day. Honestly, admitting you were wrong is not shameful; stubbornly holding on is the most costly. Actually, these days, seeing cross-chain bridges being hacked again, and oracle price feeds acting up, everyone rushing to "wait for confirmation" in consensus, I’m even more afraid: the risk hasn't disappeared, it's just waiting in line to knock on your door. Anyway, now I always think through the worst-case scenario before placing an order; if it breaks through support, I accept it. I shift my focus to real users and retention. I might curse the project team out loud, but I’ll reduce or increase my holdings as needed—don’t argue with yourself.