Staring at that red line on the mempool for a long time, I suddenly realized that stop-loss is really quite similar to breaking up: dragging it out without admitting it, gas fees piling up, emotions taking over, the more you try to fix it, the deeper you get, and in the end, even the "interest" is eating you—capital being tied up, opportunity costs, and paying transaction fees back and forth.

Recently, someone also used ETF capital flows combined with U.S. stock market risk appetite to interpret the rise and fall. Honestly, no matter how hot the macro narrative gets, it can't save a bad trade. If you're going to cut, do it early. Losses are losses, at least you can free up your attention and position, and not let one hesitation block out several good opportunities later. That's all for now.