Lately, I've been having trouble sleeping again because of "floating losses." Clearly, I know rationally that it's just on-paper fluctuations, but when I see the red and green together, the green part looks like a magnifying glass... When I'm in profit, I still think "don't get cocky yet," and when I have floating losses, I start imagining the worst-case scenario. To put it simply, loss aversion means: profits don't feel like profits, and losses feel like losing real money.

What's more annoying is that there's too much information, with various on-chain dashboards and tag systems that are often criticized for being outdated or even misleading. I no longer blindly trust certain "smart money" tags either. My current filtering method is pretty crude: first, check if my position risk has changed (leverage, liquidation line, lock-up period), then review the behavior of key addresses in the browser, and finally look at the conclusions given by tools... Otherwise, the more I scroll, the more anxious I get, so I just close the app before bed.