Stop-loss is really just like a breakup. The longer you拖 it out, the more it hurts. And you keep comforting yourself with “wait a bit more—it might rebound,” but in the end you lose more and more in interest, and your mindset collapses. Admitting you’re wrong sooner actually saves you trouble and interest—getting your money back means you can do something else with it.

Recently, I’ve been looking at a bunch of products related to RWA and U.S. Treasury yields. Comparing on-chain yields with traditional wealth-management products side by side is honestly pretty interesting. I used to only look at on-chain—back then I thought “real stuff” was all on-chain. But now I’m gradually feeling that putting traditional assets on-chain is really about bringing more liquidity and stability, and there’s no need to rule it out. If you adjust your obsession a bit, you’ll see things more clearly.

Anyway, slower is slower. Just don’t step into as many traps.