Stop-loss is really like a breakup, dragging it out without deleting or blocking, watching the market every day, hoping "it will return to how it was," but the more you hold on, the deeper you get stuck, and all the interest/opportunity costs are bleeding out. Honestly, if you lose, you lose—just pull the knife out first, don’t expect it to heal on its own. I now prefer to take small losses and walk away, then slowly regain rhythm on L2, saving some gas to at least keep my mindset from collapsing. Recently, social mining and fan tokens, that "attention is mining" approach, I see as just noise amplifiers, making you forget what your trading plan even is. The noise reduction strategy is simple: check your position once a day + preset stop-loss line, and treat Twitter/group chats as air the rest of the time. That’s it for now.