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Stopping losses is really like breaking up... dragging it out without deleting, watching it linger like a ghost every day, the more you wait, the more you think "maybe it will turn around," but in the end, fees/funding costs and interest slowly eat away at you. Honestly, admitting defeat earlier actually helps you sleep better, and you can free up your position to do other things.
Recently, a bunch of narratives about AI Agents and automated trading have taken off, feeling like half of it is bragging about "fully automatic profit," and the other half is secretly focusing on safety details: permissions, signatures, callbacks... I, with my octopus-like position, only dare to do small test trades with a single wallet, and if I need interaction, I’d rather slow down and confirm manually.
There are many tutorials, but I usually only look at those that clearly explain how you might be robbed or get liquidated, as for the "XX days to double" type... forget it. Let’s leave it at that for now.