I often can't hold onto spot positions; as soon as it rises, I want to cash out, not to mention futures, where a slight shake can give me a "lesson." Later I realized a simple truth: don't let a single trade determine your mood today. Every time I enter a position, I first write down the "worst-case scenario" in my mind: if it drops to a certain point, I accept it; no matter how much I lose, I can sleep peacefully, so I only risk this much; the remaining position is better left empty than forcing a trade.

Recently, airdrop season feels like clocking in at work; the more strict the anti-witch platform tasks become, the more competitive it gets. Seeing points makes me itchy to rush in, but it's basically the same problem as opening high leverage: overloading myself. Anyway, I now stick to one principle—leave room for flexibility. Whether it rebounds or not isn't important; surviving until the rebound is what matters. If I make a profit, I go have coffee; if I lose... don’t even spend the coffee money.