I'm fascinated by psychology and how people react to this by receiving the mood and amplifying it themselves.

Let's say you are a person with 10BTC bought at $80k. When we went to 100k you sold some of it, like 20%, so you now have 8 BTC. It went to 124k and now is down to 111k. Logic dictates that you should be happy with 0 pressure to sell because you're nowhere near a loss and the price is above your last sell, and far above your buy, yet in reality you will most likely be unhappy and feel like you should sell more. Why?

-other people are negative
-red candles induce fear of the unknown. What if it goes down more and never stops?
-downtrend makes you feel like the whole investment is somehow flawed and endangered
-you don't know what's up, but maybe others do? Maybe you should follow the group? Do what others are doing?

It's funny, but some of my friends told me that they'd feel better if they sold just a bit, even 10% of their coins and that would make them feel better and safer. According to them, selling a small amount would calm them down.

How do you guys feel during a time like this?