Recently, I saw new L1/L2 projects issuing incentives to boost TVL again, and old users in the group are rushing in while complaining, "Mining, selling..." I actually don't have much emotion about it; I've seen this routine too many times. What I want to talk about more is the matter of stop-loss, which really feels like a breakup—dragging it out without admitting it, sinking deeper and deeper, and having to pay the opportunity cost "interest." In the end, people get tired, and the positions become trash.

I've now learned to be smarter, setting smaller goals: not expecting to recover everything in one go, nor aiming to buy at the lowest point, just sticking to a level I can sleep peacefully with. When triggered, I cut, then go wash a cup, and check again the next day, which actually helps me hold on longer. The same goes for cross-chain bridges—it's okay to be slower and more expensive; at least it avoids the trouble of "knowing it's wrong but forcing it." That's all for now.