Bro, let me tell you—I’m not most afraid of the market right now. It’s my restless hand… Every time spot goes up, I want to add; when it pulls back even a little, I panic and feel like running. And futures are even more ridiculous—just when I think, “This wave is solid,” the next little spike educates me so hard I start doubting my own life.

Later, I gave myself some real human advice: don’t let one impulse decide whether you live or die today. Plain and simple—split your position up. First figure out whether you can withstand the worst-case scenario; if you can, then hold. If you can’t, don’t pretend you’re a tough guy. Before you enter, write out your exit path (even if it’s just one line like “If it drops to this level, I admit defeat”). Otherwise, you think you’re trading, but really you’re just gambling out of spite.

Lately, Layer2 has been comparing TPS, fees, and subsidies every day—talking like it’s a vegetable market. I just treat it as background noise: no matter how fast the chain is, it can’t save me, the one who keeps adding impulsively. First, get yourself under control—everything else… we’ll leave it up to fate.