I recently realized that I am quite typical: when making a quick profit, I think "Hmm, not bad," and I go eat;

When I suffer a small loss, my mind immediately starts imagining liquidation lines, spike in interest rates, collateral suddenly plunging—like a chain reaction...
Before bed, I even get up to check utilization rates, which is really annoying.

Honestly, it's not that I don't understand probability; it's that the psychological pain of losing a dollar feels much stronger than earning a dollar,
The more I stare, the more I think "Should I reduce some positions first," but this behavior tends to distort my actions.
Now I forcibly set rules for myself: widen the liquidation line a bit, prefer to earn less rather than let sleep be used as interest.

These days, everyone compares RWA, US Treasury yields, and on-chain yield products together, and I also feel tempted,
But thinking about the on-chain environment—"interest rates suddenly spiking + liquidity drying up"—I think I’d better stay conservative...
Anyway, staying alive is the most important.