Lately, I've been debating whether to cut my losses again, feeling like it's the same as breaking up: dragging it out without talking, pretending everything's fine on the surface, but internally the interest keeps piling up. Especially for someone like me who has been hurt by impermanent loss in LP positions, the more afraid I am of losing money, the easier it is to stubbornly hold on, and as waves of volatility come, I make some profit but the net value still gets eroded... Honestly, admitting loss earlier at least unlocks both the position and the emotions. By the way, I see new L1/L2 projects starting to throw incentives to attract TVL, and old users complain "mining, selling," which I also resonate with. It's lively, but before jumping in, I still need to calculate how long the volatility and incentives can last. My friends say I'm too petty because I watch the pool data every day, and yeah, I think so too, but it's still better than losing everything suddenly.