I can't hold onto spot positions, and I keep wanting to add to my contracts, so in the end, I either miss out or get liquidated… To put it simply: don't let your trades dictate your emotions, let your position size decide whether you make it to tomorrow.

My one-line version of position management: first, set a hard limit on "how much you can lose," then consider "how much you can make," otherwise it's all just relying on luck.

Recently, I've been seeing Layer 2 projects arguing over TPS, fees, and subsidies, getting pretty excited. I also get tempted to chase the hype of new chains, but no matter how lively it is, I only allocate a small amount for each new experiment. If I lose it all, I just see it as buying a ticket—don't turn it into a faith-based position.

I don't need to be understood, haha. I just realize that once I start explaining things to the market, I'm usually just making excuses for impulsiveness… That's all for now.