The market fluctuations over the past six months have truly taught me what stop-loss means. It's easy to say, but hard to do—the feeling of not being able to pull the trigger, the mirror reflecting a familiar yet strange self after a margin call, sometimes even a bit terrifying. Later, I gradually understood that instead of regretting afterward, it's better to set the stop-loss level at the moment of opening the position. Opening a position is also a form of self-discipline, making this small trading outpost less lonely. Surviving and coming out alive is already a blessing.

From a technical perspective, Sol is currently still a relatively strong player, and going long is the first choice. Hype performs weaker here; during the consolidation phase, short positions are more advantageous. Every decision must be responsible for oneself; stop-loss is not about admitting defeat, but about the price of continuing to live.