I found that my tolerance for unrealized losses is really much worse than for unrealized gains... Clearly just on paper, when it's green, I start repeatedly checking on-chain confirmations and looking at trading volume, even thinking before bed "Should I sell now?" Conversely, when it turns red, I stay calm, even lazy to take screenshots, feeling like I might just vomit it all back.

To put it simply, when I’m losing, my brain automatically magnifies the "might keep losing," but when I’m making money, it automatically discounts it. Recently, I’ve seen the security stacking of staking/sharing yields get criticized as "copycat," and I can understand that unease: the returns look attractive, but just thinking about layered risks makes it easier for that little unrealized loss to pull me along. Anyway, I prefer to be a bit slower, wait until the signals are stable before acting—sleep is important.