Stop-loss really is like a breakup; delay one more day and you just imagine "he will change" for another day... The result is only more painful the longer you drag it out, with fees and slippage casually giving you an extra cut. To put it simply, admitting you were wrong isn't shameful; stubbornly holding on is costly: your funds are tied up, your emotions are also involved, and the interest (opportunity cost) is calculated for you every day.

Recently, watching the blockchain game economy collapse feels quite similar—inflation hits, studios get squeezed, crypto prices spiral downward, and everyone is waiting for a "rebound to exit with dignity," but when that dignity doesn't arrive, accounts shrink first.

My current problem is: I no longer chase explanations; the market is just random, and the router won't give you a better price just because you're upset... If you need to cut, then cut; stay alive first.