Lately, I’ve been feeling more and more that stop-losses are really like breakups… dragging it out without clarifying, and every day I still have to pay “interest,” whether it’s the funding rate or opportunity cost, the more I delay, the more exhausting it gets. Anyway, I’ve now gotten used to calculating my accounts first: whether I still want to hold this position, what I’m really aiming for by holding it, if I don’t want it, I’ll just exit, and if I lose, I’ll accept a small loss, so I don’t have to work for even the trading fees later.

Recently, everyone’s been talking about modularization and the DA layer, developers are excited, but users are confused—I understand both sides… Honestly, no matter how good the narrative is, for someone like me who just “runs where it’s cheap,” I still care more about whether the cross-chain costs are lower or if the deposit and withdrawal process gets stuck somewhere. Habit is more reliable than talent; practice slowly, and after a few hits, you’ll earn. That’s all for now.