Lately, I really can't help but laugh at myself: when spot prices go up, I want to sell; when they dip a little, I get anxious; futures are even more ridiculous, clearly agreeing to try small positions, but one slip and doubling leverage, and suddenly it's "just a little more to break even"... then liquidation teaches me a lesson. Honestly, position management boils down to one simple rule: don't gamble with the money you can't sleep peacefully over.

Now I've lowered my target, really to the point of "not adding positions today, not randomly opening orders," which actually helps me stick to it longer. Every time I enter a trade, I first determine the worst-case loss, accept it when it happens, and don't hold onto the hope of "waiting for a rebound" as my faith.

Recently, I've been earning points on the testnet, and everyone is guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens. I also feel the itch, but thinking about how that kind of expectation can easily lead people into the trap of "it's almost issued, so I might as well go all in"... Forget it, take it slow, survive first.