I used to think I was a "person who can hold on," but when spot prices shake, I get itchy to switch, and when contracts bounce back, I get liquidated directly... Now I sum it up in plain language: don't take "seeing the right direction" as "being able to prove yourself with full position."

My current approach is pretty simple—first treat the part I can sleep peacefully with as the core position, and only use the rest to tinker, and every time I tinker, I assume I might lose several times in a row, so the position is small enough that even losing doesn't affect my mindset.

Recently, everyone has been complaining that miners/validators are earning too much, and that MEV front-running and ordering are unfair. Basically, you think you're competing with the market, but you're actually sitting at the same table with a bunch of "faster people."
In the past, I would use higher leverage to "recover," but now I’m more restrained: I’d rather miss a second chance than pay tuition with a liquidation.
Anyway, slow and steady, live longer.