Recently, I found that stop-loss really is like a breakup; the longer you drag it out, the more you want to "give it one more chance," but then slippage hits you first with a slap, and the paper loss feels more like paying interest. Honestly, it's not that I can't read charts, but I don't dare to admit I made the wrong choice.

These days, watching Layer 2 teams argue over TPS, fees, and subsidies, it's quite lively, but I'm more afraid of that little subsidy in my heart: using "it will rise in the future" or "the ecosystem will grow" as reasons to keep holding on. Anyway, before I place an order, I write a "breakup speech" first; if triggered, I walk away, rather than letting emotions deeply drive the trade... In the end, it's still that, slippage will decide for you.