I used to misunderstand that stop loss = admitting you're bad at trading, and holding on stubbornly until a rebound is called faith.

My current understanding is: stop loss is more like a breakup, not clarifying things and dragging it out will only make you sink deeper, with fees, opportunity costs, and emotional interest rising together, and in the end, you have to cut even uglier.

Recently, isn't there a bunch of new L1/L2 projects doing incentives to pull TVL?
Old users complain about "mining, selling," and I can really empathize: afraid of missing out on gains but also afraid of being used as fuel.
Anyway, my current approach is very simple: before entering, write down "the most I’m willing to lose," and when the time comes, just click the button and walk away…
Hardware wallets have gathered dust, but physically confirming it at least helps me avoid getting more hooked on phishing links.