These past two days, I’ve been glued to the charts until my eyes ache, and then it suddenly clicked: stop-loss really is just like a breakup. If you keep dragging it on without saying it clearly, you’ll only keep thinking about how to turn it around and end up getting more and more impulsive. In the end, you don’t just lose money—you also lose your mindset. To put it plainly, what I, this “hair-collecting” kind of trader, fear most isn’t losing a little; it’s hearing, “Wait a bit, it’ll come back,” and then just grinding through it until you turn into a huge fool. Forget it. Speaking plainly: if something feels off, just cut it first. Even if it goes back later, treat it as tuition. At least you won’t owe “interest” on your emotions.

By the way, before and after the upgrade/maintenance of the major public chains, everyone in the group has been guessing whether the ecosystem will “move houses,” and I’ve got a bit of FOMO too. But I still remind myself: it’s fine for things to be lively, but don’t go all-in with your position. Keep some “ammunition” to go grab new tasks. Even if you slowly save up for milk tea money, it’s okay.