Stop-loss really is like a breakup, dragging it out without deleting or blocking, in the end it only hurts more. I've seen too many audit reports saying "known risks, just launch first and deal with it later," and users are also saying "it's already fallen so much, let's wait a bit longer." Basically, it's all about not wanting to admit mistakes, but on the blockchain, there’s no mercy—interest and opportunity costs will nibble away at you little by little. Recently, social mining and fan tokens have become popular again, with slogans like "attention is mining." To me, it sounds a bit like using emotions as collateral... Attention can be monetized, but it’s also the easiest to be cut off. Anyway, I’d rather exit with a small loss now than gamble with authorization and positions on a "what if it comes back." That’s all for now.