I'm just a small account monitoring permissions and cash flow, but I find that floating losses are really more annoying than floating gains: when you're making money, you think "it doesn't count until I cash out," but when you're losing, your mind immediately judges "I've already lost it," the more I think about it, the more it feels like someone is knocking on the door in the middle of the night. Seeing it on the blockchain makes it even clearer; as soon as the position turns red, I start suspecting that maybe there's an unlocked permission somewhere, the wallet has been drained, or the pool has been siphoned... even if everything looks normal. Recently, retail investors complaining about validator income, MEV, and unfair ordering also make sense; honestly, the greater the uncertainty, the more floating losses seem like someone is watching and reaching into your pocket. My method is very simple: don't fully commit, set stop-losses to fixed levels, don't look at K-line charts before sleeping, just do this for now.