I've tried it once: when spot prices go up, I want to add to my position; when there's a two-wave pullback, I get itchy and cut it off; switching to trading futures, I want to "hold on," but as soon as leverage gets to my head, the market shakes a little and I get washed out... Honestly, it's not about the direction, it's about having too much position and not willing to admit mistakes. Later, I told myself a piece of plain truth: don't push your position to the point where you have to be right. Treat spot trading like saving money, just enough to sleep peacefully; use futures only to express your views, take small losses if you're wrong, and don't hold on until it blows up. Recently, the testnet incentives, points, and mainnet token issuance have been quite lively, and I want to jump in too, but just thinking about the word "expectation" makes me get carried away. Forget it, better leave some room in my position, staying calm feels more like myself.