Stop-loss stuff is really like a breakup—you keep dragging it out, and the longer it goes, the more it hurts. And the interest just keeps flowing out. Anyway, I’m increasingly starting to believe in “going slow.” Slower pacing means admitting—really coming to terms with—the loss; paradoxically, you can save both the time cost and the emotional cost. Recently, the funding rate has been going to extreme levels like that—everyone in the group is shouting whether it’ll reverse or if we should keep squeezing the bubble, and I can’t be bothered to follow the crowd. Slow down, look at the on-chain data, and only move once my head is clear again. It’s better than chasing pumps and then panicking into selling. Anyway, whatever happens, you’ve got to accept it—just slowly wait for an opportunity.