I recently realized that I am quite typical: when I make a quick profit, I just think "oh, it's okay," but once I experience a quick loss, even if I haven't hit the stop-loss line, my mind automatically starts backtesting, and I'm still thinking late at night whether slippage, execution timing, or position sizing was off... Honestly, loss aversion is really a sleep killer. What's more absurd is that many times, the market is just random noise, and trying to chase explanations only ends up torturing myself into a mess. I'm gradually learning to "stop chasing explanations," executing only when conditions are triggered, and staying silent when they aren't. By the way, lately, there are more fishing links, hardware wallets are out of stock, and the more I can't sleep, the more I shouldn't click randomly—first, protect the safety line, and as for the rest... forget it, leave it to probability.