Stop-loss really is a bit like a breakup; dragging it out without clarifying eventually not only ruins your mood but also costs you more "interest"—opportunity cost plus emotional toll. Recently, I've been itching to act mainly because I saw a sudden influx into the exchange, and my mind started thinking, "Should I jump in for a rebound?" Basically, I was just afraid of missing out. But then I thought about the current debates over those layered strategies involving re-pledging, shared security, and stacking yields— the more complex, the easier it is to hide risks. As a macro-oriented trader, what I fear most is liquidity tightening, causing all stories to deflate together. Anyway, my current approach is just one sentence: admit when you're wrong, and don't spend time falling in love with your positions.