Brothers, I really give up. When spot prices rise, I want to sell; when contracts enter, I want to add positions. In the end, I either miss out or get swept away... Now, my "position management in plain language" is: first, think clearly whether I can afford to lose this money. If not, don’t open such a large position or use such high leverage. Honestly, if you can't handle the drawdown, don’t pretend to be a tough guy. Before entering, I write a reason: buying because the structure is stable + volume is increasing, or just because I’m itchy? If I can’t come up with a reason, I don’t click confirm yet. Also, recently hardware wallets are out of stock, and there are many phishing links. Don’t mess around with your positions while clicking on links randomly. Losing money and losing coins—either way, I don’t want to choose... That’s it for now. Today, I’ll hold back and not act impulsively—that’s my win.

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