Does anyone else feel like investing in crypto is one endless video game?

When I first started investing in crypto, I was nervous because it was all new to me. I didn't understand much and I looked at my coins as precious "money". If some coins dropped 50-80% I always got sad thinking of all the things I could have bought instead. I never invested more than I could afford to lose, but it was still crappy thinking I might be pissing my money away.

After a few years of learning crypto, being numb to ups and downs, and not selling but instead buying many dips, I feel like ive turned my crypto into a video game. All my coins now feel like "points" and not money. Since I never actually convert them to cash, I don't get sad if they dump, nor do I get extremely happy if they pump huge, it all just feels like a game.

The other reason I feel like it's a video game is that I don't have to interact with one real person to transfer, buy, sell crypto, it's all online, permissionless and all of it is automated, just like a video game. I'm earning all these staking, lending, LP fees with high APRs, and they just feel like strategies in a game to collect more points. The way crypto evolves with new coins can been seen as new expansions to this game, and as more people join crypto the bigger the game gets. It's all very addicting, entertaining, rewarding.

I know it's not healthy to think this way cause there is real value at stake here and now I'm treating it like play money, but then on the flip side, because of this mindset, I've been numb to bear markets, and don't ever stress, plus the entertainment of researching new projects and finding new ways to aquire extra crypto is very gratifying.

So do any of you crypto geeks feel the same, like this is all one big video game?