Stopping loss is really like breaking up, dragging it out without deleting or blocking, still checking the other person's updates every day, the more you look, the more it hurts. To put it plainly, the market doesn’t give you face; if you’re wrong, you’re wrong. Admitting loss early can actually save the “interest” of later topping up margin or holding on through the hard times. I now write down before placing an order: if it drops to a certain point, I’ll exit; give it one more chance at most, then leave it to probability. Don’t treat a single trade as fate.

Recently, the group has been arguing about privacy coins, coin mixing, and compliance boundaries, and in the end, it all circles back to the same question: can you withstand the worst-case scenario? If you can, try with a small position; if you can’t, don’t be stubborn. Don’t let emotions turn stop-loss into a belief… Anyway, I’d rather be that “timid person” who gets out early.