I find that people are really double standards: when making paper gains, I can be calmly sipping a latte while scrolling through a bunch of suspicious signals on the chain, thinking "Anyway, I haven't taken any profits"; but as soon as there's a slight paper loss, my mind immediately starts writing horror stories: Will it keep falling? Did I just happen to be liquidity when I entered? Do I still have to sneak a glance at my position before bed... Honestly, paper losses feel like a reminder "You might be wrong," while paper gains are just "Maybe you're lucky."

Recently, the stacking of yield from pledge/sharing safety protocols has been criticized as a copycat scheme. I’m not immune to the temptation; FOMO is written all over my face, but I also worry that one small shake on the chain could turn all that stacked yield into stacked anxiety. Forget it, tonight I’ll think through my stop-loss/position clearly, go to sleep, and not talk about it for now.