I find that people are really strange; when they make a little floating profit, they think "Hmm, that's okay," and keep scrolling on their phones;

Once it turns into floating loss, even if it's just that red on the account, their mind automatically fills in the story: Did I enter too hastily, should I cut losses, am I going to crash again tomorrow...
Clearly, the position hasn't changed, the risk hasn't changed, but the heartbeat has already changed.
Honestly, floating loss is like a constantly flashing warning light; the more you try to ignore it, the more it flashes there.
Recently, everyone has been talking about staking unlocks, token unlock calendars, that kind of selling pressure anxiety; I also get caught up in the rhythm, but thinking back, it's just me taking "what might happen" and tormenting myself as if it "already happened."
Anyway, I now prefer to take less, and make sure I understand the signatures, authorizations, and position boundaries, at least I can sleep peacefully.
Not going to say more, I need to turn off a few suspicious authorizations.