I find that people are really quite strange. When they are floating profits, they sleep like nothing's wrong; when they have a small floating loss, they start repeatedly opening candlestick charts and flipping through on-chain data, even though they haven't sold, their heartbeat feels like they've already lost money. Basically, it's loss aversion— the part that's lost gets magnified in the mind into "Did I do something wrong?" The quieter they are, the more they think about it.

Recently, the NFT royalty war also seems a bit like this: creators feel that even one cent less is a loss, while traders think paying a little more kills liquidity... Everyone is protecting their own "loss," and no one feels they're greedy.

I need to be reminded: floating losses are not a verdict, just price fluctuations; don’t let emotions place orders for me. First, look at selling pressure and stablecoin inflows; if there’s no signal, don’t force a storyline for yourself— just stick to this for now.