To be honest, floating losses are really quite tormenting. With the same magnitude, I can still sleep when I'm making money, but when I'm losing, I always want to get up and check the depth and trading density, afraid that the next needle will pierce through me. Clearly, it's just a number on the account, but my brain automatically treats it as "already lost." The more I think about it, the more unwilling I am, and the more unwilling I am, the more likely I am to make careless changes or chase, ultimately messing up the original strategy.

Right now, I'm doing one thing: laying out orders before a sharp drop, and if triggered, I treat it as a trap to catch the net; if not triggered, I don't overthink it. As for the narratives about modularization, the DA layer, and so on, developers are talking excitedly, while users look confused. I’m not sure if it can short-term relieve the market pain, but anyway, I’ll keep an eye on the panic index... Not looking at the candlestick charts before sleep can help me live a couple more days.