Stop-loss really is like a breakup; the longer you drag it out, the more it feels like you're adding drama to yourself: clearly no longer suitable, yet you insist on finding a reason to "wait a bit longer," and in the end, it's not money that’s lost, but your mindset... Honestly, admitting defeat early can save interest, at least you can sleep at night.

For someone like me who forgets everything right after minting, the worst is when it drops and I stubbornly say "I'm still holding," then keep watching the market and turn myself into a panda. Recently, I saw everyone complaining that miners/validators are eating too well, with MEV front-running making retail traders feel like they’re queuing for bubble tea only to get cut in line, which makes my emotions even more volatile. Anyway, I’ve set a reminder for myself: sell when it drops to a certain point, don’t get emotionally involved, just do that for now.