Lately, I've seen a lot in the group: spot trading gets cut when it retraces, futures get爆爆爆 with a single spike. Honestly, it's not that your judgment is bad, it's that your position size is too "serious." You treat a position as if it's your marriage partner, and when the market throws a tantrum, you collapse along with it.

Here's my straightforward advice: first, treat "staying alive" as your KPI. For spot trading, buy gradually in several parts, keep some bullets; for futures, don't go all-in with leverage right away. If you really want to play, treat it as a small gamble for fun—losing doesn't affect your sleep. The same goes for airdrop season: task platforms and anti-witchcraft schemes make earning毛毛像打卡上班… funny and frustrating, but the more competitive it gets, the easier it is to get carried away. When you're carried away, it's easy to turn your positions into emotional expressions. Anyway, I’d rather miss out than experience another "education fee settled instantly." That’s all for now.