Stop loss is really like a breakup, dragging on without deleting chat records... The longer you drag, the more it gets to you, and in the end, you not only lose money but also lose energy. A few days ago, I cross-chain moved a few times, originally just to save some gas, but one transaction went wrong and I didn't want to admit it, just waiting for it to "come back," basically gambling on the odds, betting that it would give me a way out. Later, I cut it off with one stroke, although it hurt, but the interest (time cost + opportunity cost) stopped immediately, and I could sleep more peacefully.

Recently, the group has been sharing screenshots about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging rumors. After seeing so many, I also get a bit anxious... But when it comes to actually taking action, I still prefer to spread out the probabilities: use familiar bridges, split the limits into smaller parts, and withdraw if possible. Don’t treat “just in case” as “certain.” Anyway, admitting loss is not failure, it’s just stop loss, that’s all for now.