Stop-loss really is like a breakup: the more you drag it out, the more you want to “give it one more chance.” In the end, you end up continuously topping up your position until your mindset completely breaks. And then the interest/opportunity cost just keeps compounding too. Lately, I’ve been watching the heated arguments over the compliance boundaries around privacy coins and mixing coins, with people splitting into two camps. I can understand that: one side feels it’s about freedom, while the other is afraid that one wrong step will hit a landmine… Either way, the market doesn’t care which side you stand on—when it comes down, it hurts the same. To put it plainly, I’ve now lowered my goal: making less is fine. If I can cut my losses on schedule, that counts as a win—and somehow it also makes it easier to stick with it. For now, I’ll keep watching on-chain liquidity and slippage.