Back to collectionSisyphus Replaces Minute Alerts With a Weekly Check
Sisyphus had canceled his stop-loss order during the sharp moves of the preceding days, yet minute-by-minute phone alerts kept drawing him back to the market. He switched off the minute-chart alerts one by one, leaving only a weekly balance check. His phone grew quieter, and checking his assets gained a clear rhythm.
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Sisyphus had canceled his stop-loss order during the sharp moves of the preceding days, yet minute-by-minute phone alerts kept drawing him back to the market. His XAI was in a self-custody wallet. He needed to check his holdings, but wanted time away from the price screen.
He switched off the minute-chart alerts one by one, leaving only a weekly balance check. While organizing notifications, he assigned the wallet check a regular time so an unexpected alert would not send him back to the trade page. He decided to reconsider placing an order only after reviewing his holding plan in full.
His phone grew quieter, and checking his assets gained a clear rhythm. This small decision about his attention offered no answer about the market. At the next check, he would still have to decide how to manage his position and risk, but he would not have to answer each minute's alert in haste.