I realize that my tolerance for floating losses is really low. Even though my position isn't large, I keep saying "It's okay" during the day, but when I lie down at night, I start imagining all kinds of worst-case scenarios, the more I think about it, the clearer it becomes; conversely, floating gains feel very indifferent, at most I’m happy for two minutes, then I immediately worry about giving it back. To put it simply, losing money feels like a reminder that "I did something wrong," while making some money feels more like borrowed.

Recently, I’ve been looking at new L1/L2 projects that incentivize locking TVL (Total Value Locked), and veteran users complain about "mining, selling," which I can empathize with: people aren’t really greedy, they’re afraid that when they wake up, the rules have changed or liquidity has left, and they’re stuck in a trap. Now I can only use a clumsy approach: small positions, pre-set stop-loss levels, not checking the market before bed… for now, sleeping well is more important than earning that little bit of volatility.