I find that floating losses are the best at stealing sleep; it's clearly just a number on the books, but the mind automatically imagines "what if it goes to zero." Unrealized gains are actually less tormenting—if it goes up, consider it luck; if it drops back, well... it hasn't been pocketed anyway. To put it simply, losing money feels like being deducted points, while making money always feels like "it was supposed to be this way" (a pretty absurd mindset).

Recently, meme and celebrity calls have caused another round of attention shifts—newcomers get excited and chase after them, while veteran players advise against taking the last step, but their fingers can't help but click to see the hype. A slight sarcastic remark: we're not much smarter than anyone else. My simple approach remains the same: keep smaller positions, first observe how permissions and funds are moving, sleeping well is more valuable than "catching a god-level surge." Don’t treat your wallet like a wishing well.