Yeah, honestly, cutting your losses is just like a breakup—if you keep dragging it out, it turns into a mess of unpaid debts. The more you can’t bear to cut, the more you end up losing; even the interest you lose hurts so much it’s painful. Recently, during the airdrop season, those task platforms are doing all sorts of things—anti–Sybil measures and points-based systems—so it feels like “farming” has almost turned into a job: every day staring at those few points, getting squeezed into doing way more than you want. The truth is, admitting the loss earlier and locking it down, or just letting it sit and eat the interest instead, is actually more relaxing. Anyway, I’m starting to feel more and more that you shouldn’t make things hard for yourself—if you need to delete it, delete it; if you need to cut it, cut it. That’s it for now.

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