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These past few days, I reviewed my on-chain account records and found that the most expensive thing wasn't the small losses, but the time cost of not willing to cut losses and dragging it out... Cutting losses really is like a breakup; the longer you drag it, the more you want to "give it one more chance," but as a result, interest and opportunity costs pile up, and your mindset gets worn down.
Honestly, admitting defeat hurts a lot at first, but once you do, you can sleep peacefully.
By the way, I saw social mining and fan tokens heat up again, and everyone is saying "attention is mining," I’m also a bit hesitant: attention can be monetized, no doubt, but does it count as a more expensive kind of "interest," and in the end, who’s paying the bill... Anyway, I plan to slowly reduce my positions and emotions. What do you all think?