I always can't hold onto spot positions, and futures are even worse; just a small wave of price movement gets me educated... Later, I give myself a piece of advice: don't take "wanting to make quick money" as a reason for position sizing. The part I can sleep peacefully with is called position, and the part I can't sleep with is gambling.

Now I strictly set a rule: first cut my total position to an amount I can accept losing without affecting my mood at work, and for the remaining part I want to push, I do it gradually in several steps; futures are mainly tools, small and with stop-loss, no adding leverage and toughing it out. Honestly, most liquidations are not because of wrong direction, but because I refuse to admit I was wrong.

Additionally, recently hardware wallets are out of stock everywhere, phishing links are flying all over, and I also need a reminder: always double-check the address before transferring, and don't click on random airdrop pages. Money is hard to earn, don't give it away too quickly.