These past few days, looking back at my previous trades, I really feel a bit scared: even though everything had deviated from expectations, I kept finding reasons to stubbornly hold on, dragging out the stop-loss longer and longer, like a breakup. I kept saying "I'll observe a bit more," but my hand refused to confirm... As a result, not only did the losses grow, but my mindset was also slowly worn down by interest/ capital occupation.



What’s even more heartbreaking is that recently there’s been talk of increasing taxes and tightening regulations in certain regions, then loosening them again. As deposit and withdrawal expectations fluctuate, people are more prone to get emotional or become even more hesitant to act. Anyway, my current approach is: admit when I’m wrong, cut losses early, move funds to a cold wallet as a talisman; only keep enough for daily expenses in the hot wallet, and clear out authorizations to avoid signing confusing things when emotions fluctuate. Let’s stick with this for now.
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