My biggest realization recently: spot positions are hard to hold, and futures are easy to get liquidated. Honestly, it's not about poor skills, but about having positions that are too "serious." Here's a simple rule for myself: positions I can sleep soundly over are the right ones; if I can't sleep, cut them in half—don't force it and let emotions take over.

Just checked on-chain, and someone in a certain pool split 18.7 ETH into 6 trades to swap back and forth, with gas fees still not low... At times like this, I prefer not to chase; I'd rather earn a little less than lose my mindset. Modular and Layer 1 development discussions have been pretty lively among developers lately, but users (including myself) are mostly just watching the show: no matter how big the narrative, when it comes down to trading, it's just "should I add to this order or not." Anyway, I currently have two strategies: very small trial-and-error positions, and even smaller main positions. That's how I’m doing it for now.