I realize that my tolerance for floating losses is really much lower than for floating gains… Clearly, these are all "unsettled" numbers. When I make a profit, I treat it as a little extra pocket money; when I lose, my mind automatically overreacts, and before bed, I can't help but glance at the candlestick chart again. Basically, it's loss aversion acting up.

Later, I had a realization: the market is more like a probability problem, not a verdict of fate. Floating losses are just temporary results along a certain path; they don't mean my position is "done." So now I try to use lower leverage, gradually add to my position, keep my position smaller, and feel a bit more at ease—at least not letting a string of red numbers decide whether I can sleep well tonight.

Recently, modularization and DA layer narratives are hot again, and developers are pretty excited. As an ordinary user, I’m a bit confused… Anyway, I won't chase after concepts. I'll understand when I can, and hitting a few rocks will tell me how much I really know.