I can’t hold onto spot trades—I see it rise a little and I want to take a screenshot and post it in the group. Looking back, it’s just like selling at the very last second before takeoff. Futures are even more ridiculous: when I open the position, I feel like I’m the chosen one, but when it blows up, it’s like the market is calling me out… So for position management, I’ll just remember one line for now: don’t treat “wanting to make quick money” as the same thing as “being able to take a loss.” If you really want to go for it, first cap—write down—how much you can lose at most. The rest is just fate. Otherwise, once emotions get the upper hand, it’s all-in, then self-isolation.

Recently, that whole setup of stacking returns from re-staking and shared security has been getting criticized as “copycat nesting.” I get why people say that. The returns look really tempting, but once you stack them layer by layer, to put it plainly, you’re stacking the risk into thousands of layers too. Forget it—speaking plainly: if you don’t have much money, don’t try to perform acrobatics like others. Keep some “ammo”; it’s better than stubbornly holding on. That’s it for today’s review—I'll leave it at that for now.