I'm the kind of person who, when spot prices rise, wants to cash out immediately; when contracts shake, I want to leverage more; in the end, either I can't hold on or I get liquidated... It's funny but frustrating. Later, I tell myself a piece of common sense: don't think about eating it all at once, just don't die first. Divide your positions into three parts: a small part for trial and error, a middle part for confirmation, and add more only when you're sure; admit when you're wrong, don't use "hold on a bit longer" as faith. Recently, I've been talking about expectations of interest rate cuts, the dollar index, and risk assets rising and falling together—anyway, when macroeconomics sneezes, the candlestick charts open up for you, beautiful but painful. For now, living is the most important thing, and I rhyme: don't be greedy, don't panic, don't try to be tough.