I’ve realized people are really double-standard… When they’re making a small profit, they’re just like, “Hmm, not bad.” But the moment they’re floating in the red, they start automatically filling in the worst-case scenarios. Even before bed, they can’t help but sneak another look at the candlestick chart—watching more and more, and getting more and more clear-headed, to the point where their eyes feel sore and unbearable. Basically, losses feel like someone is coming to collect a debt, while making money is just something that passes by.

Recently, hasn’t everyone been watching big transfers on-chain and odd movements between exchanges’ hot and cold wallets as “smart money”? I also get antsy and want to check, but most of the time, after I look, I get even more anxious: what if they’re distributing coins, and what if I’m the last one holding the bag? Anyway, now I’d rather check fewer times, set a stop-loss/alert, and leave it at that—otherwise my sleep really gets ruined by this kind of floating loss.