Give up on the whole stop-loss thing—it’s the same as a breakup. You already know it’s not a good fit, yet you keep dragging it along. In the end, you lose not just money, but also your mood and the interest. Admitting the loss sooner is like taking off a heavy backpack—saving yourself the interest too.

Lately I’ve been seeing people in the group complain about MEV all the time, and retail traders really end up queuing up to be the ones who pay. But think about it: in the market, there’s no absolute fairness. Either you accept the rules, or you figure out your own way to avoid operating during high-traffic periods. As for me—slow and steady, entering and exiting in batches, trading time for space—at least my mindset stays stable.

That’s it for now. I’ll keep replaying and reviewing the trades.