I can never hold my spot positions—once it ticks up a little, I want to run. Futures are even worse: the moment it wobbles, I go in with big size, and then a single sharp spike straight-up liquidates me. It’s so frustrating I can only laugh it off. Later, I told myself something plain and simple: don’t disguise “I want to make money fast” as “I can read the market.” Set your position size based on the worst-case scenario where you can still sleep at night—better to make less than to wipe out to zero in one go.

Lately, everyone has been talking nonstop about modular design and the DA layer, and developers are excited like it’s Chinese New Year. As for me, after hearing all that, I only have one feeling: the more complicated things get, the easier it is to be fooled by my own emotions. Anyway, since my hardware wallet has been collecting dust, I don’t dare throw it away… I still believe that going slower means you can live longer.