I realize that my tolerance for floating losses is really much lower than for floating gains… Even though I haven't sold yet, just seeing that tiny bit of green makes me repeatedly check the floor price and order depth, the more I look, the clearer I become; when prices rise, I’m more easily convinced to “not get complacent yet,” and then I sleep quite soundly. Honestly, it’s not about the money, but that feeling of “Did I judge this wrong” stabbing me.

This is even more obvious with NFTs—when the floor price drops, liquidity seems to be drained away, and the order book becomes as thin as paper, my mind automatically starts filling in the worst-case scenarios. By the way, I saw the group arguing again about privacy coins, coin mixing, and compliance boundaries, which feels like the same kind of anxiety: when uncertainty arises, everyone starts looking for a stance to take, claiming principles on the surface, but their hands are clicking refresh… Anyway, my recent approach is to pay less attention to the market, focus more on actual on-chain transactions, and sleep if I can.