The high cost of stubbornness with $SOL

I've been thinking a lot about a mistake I made with $SOL a few months back. I had a clear level in mind for a potential bounce, and when it broke decisively, I just couldn't bring myself to cut bait. Instead, I moved my stop further down, convincing myself it was just a shakeout. That initial move cost me, but the real damage was done by my stubbornness; that extra room meant significantly larger losses when it continued its downtrend. It's a hard reminder that sometimes the best trade is no trade, or cutting a loser quickly, regardless of how much conviction you initially had.