Recently, I've been reviewing again, and it really feels like stopping loss is just like breaking up: you know it's not right, but you stubbornly hold on and say "wait a bit longer," and the result is the interest keeps piling up, and your mood gets worse. Especially with collateralized loans, the liquidation line isn't there to scare you; it's there to settle your account... Admitting defeat early, reducing your position, actually helps you sleep better.

Seeing people talk about social mining and fan tokens, saying "attention is mining," I can't help but laugh a little: attention can indeed be exchanged for things, but when you lose money, your margin is still deducted, and they won't go easy just because you post a few updates. Anyway, I now focus more on the quality of collateral and the liquidation mechanism. It's lively and fun, but don't pretend you don't see the risks. That's all for now.