I find my tolerance for unrealized losses to be ridiculously low; the same -3% and +3%, I can glance at the +3% and ignore it, but the -3% can wake me up in the middle of the night to check my phone... Basically, it's loss aversion—my brain defaults to "losses = stolen," even if it's just on paper. What's more annoying is that my wallet is divided into many small positions; I initially wanted to isolate risk, but now I keep getting alerts from a bunch of small red and green positions telling me "you're losing," and a quick glance before bed makes my heart race.

Recently, there's been a debate in the group about privacy coins, coin mixing, and the boundaries of compliance. I feel pretty conflicted: on one hand, I think privacy is a normal need; on the other hand, I'm worried that one day an address might be "flagged," which could affect a whole chain of linked addresses. Anyway, I've set a rule for myself now: if unrealized losses exceed a certain amount, I won't look at the candlestick charts anymore; I’ll first tidy up the authorizations and addresses—sleep is more important... I feel a bit cowardly, but it’s really effective.