I find that stop-loss really feels like breaking up... The more you drag it out, the more you want to "give it another chance," but as a result, emotional interest keeps building up, and in the end, you either lose more or exhaust yourself. Honestly, admitting defeat early can actually close the door on the structure: if you're wrong, just exit, and don't let it continue to occupy your attention and position.

Recently, the airdrop season is back again, and the task platform's anti-witchcraft measures have become even stricter. Once the point system was introduced, the grab-and-go traders are competing as if clocking in at work. Seeing a bunch of tutorials and rules makes me feel anxious from information overload, like my mind is being stuffed. My filtering method is pretty simple: first ask myself, "Will I regret not doing this?" If no, I just skip it directly; if yes, I only keep one entry point and avoid chasing three lines at once. Anyway, energy is limited, and dragging on without stop-loss or unfollowing is just the same kind of chronic pain.