like in my case, trading has always been a thing of fun especially when I was still learning, I know I lost a lot of funds but I saw it as an opportunity to even learn more and get better, it helped me not to repeat same mistake twice and made me get better.
I understand the thrill of trading, but there is no such a thing as fun trading when you are risking your hard earned money. People thinking trading is a fun thing are mostly the ones who end up losing in the long run.
A few lucky profitable trades don't make you a seasoned trader. I'm not directly referring to you, but people in general considering how they assume that trading allows them to generate an x percentage of profit per day.
The most important thing is to not underestimate the irrational nature of this market, especially with how every single crypto currency represents speculative value, and that's what most people don't seem to understand.
Crypto can always go lower, the crash from $6000 to $3000 was a brutal example of that.
Anything and everything can happen, that has always been a constant in the market. In terms of trading, I somehow agree with keeping that ample distance because it gives you the chance to see the bigger picture. That way, you can plan of your actions pertaining to the market whilst seeing everything that is happening. On the passion aspect, it should always be there to enable one to keep believing and move forward in he market despite all the negative things happening around.