I'm not very good at "holding steady" in this kind of thing. When spot prices pull back, I get itchy; when contracts get exciting, I tend to send myself off... Later, I tell myself a simple truth: don't think about winning in one shot, first think about not dying. There are two main points: only use the amount of money I’m willing to lose completely without affecting my sleep; if I want to add to my position, I can do it in three slow steps—don't let a single candlestick cause me to emotionally gamble everything.

Recently, hardware wallets are out of stock everywhere, and phishing links are flying all over. Honestly, position management isn’t just about money; it’s also about "don’t click randomly, don’t sign randomly." I now prefer to earn a little less than to accidentally pay tuition with a slip-up. Anyway, I’ll do the secondary tasks slowly, and the main line is up to fate.