I found that people are really mean... When making quick profits, they sleep like pigs; when facing quick losses, their brains automatically go into night shift. Clearly, these are all "unsold" numbers, but when losing, it’s like someone’s knocking: Hey, are you about to become the bag holder? To put it simply, loss aversion is imagining the future as "it's over, it's over," while when making a profit, you only think "it's okay," which is fundamentally unequal.

Recently, that mainstream public chain is upgrading/maintaining, and the group has started guessing whether the ecosystem will migrate. I’m watching the drama while sweating: what if the small broken project I invested in suddenly cross-chain runs away... Anyway, the extra step I’m willing to take for security now is: wait 10 more minutes before operating on the chain, double-check the address, better to miss a needle than to quickly claim public acknowledgment out of haste. Let’s do it this way for now, and see tomorrow if I’ve become Exit Liquidity again.