I find myself unable to hold onto spot positions, and I keep wanting to add to my contracts. In the end, it's either chasing highs and cutting losses or getting liquidated by a single spike... Honestly, position management boils down to one simple rule: turn off the part that will die.

Divide your money into three parts: the one you can sleep soundly with, slowly holding onto spot; the part you want to gamble with, treat it as a ticket, lose it all and don't top up; the remaining portion, keep it for opportunities, don't get itchy and go all-in.
Recently, everyone is watching staking unlocks and token unlock calendars every day, and the selling pressure anxiety is contagious. I get anxious too, but I’d rather earn less, keep my positions smaller, at least not be driven to doubt life by market education.
Trading is like walking a tightrope and crossing a single-log bridge at the same time; taking three seconds longer is really not shameful.