I realize that the biggest problem with people like me is not understanding the chart, but holding onto positions. When spot prices go up, I want to "take profits first"; when they fall, I start doubting life again. Playing with futures is simpler; when the position is large, you just wait to be educated by the market. To put it plainly, position management boils down to one thing: don't treat a single emotional reaction as a lifelong belief. Break your money into smaller parts; if you're wrong, you can still fix it. Don't think about turning it all around in one shot; often, you're just turning yourself around.

Recently, the NFT royalty disputes seem quite similar: creators want to get more, the market wants to sell better, and in the end, liquidity just disappears. Trading is the same; if you want to make quick profits, the market will make you lose even faster... Anyway, I’ve set a strict limit for myself now—I'd rather eat less meat than become material for a liquidation story.