I'm currently viewing my positions as quite "macro-minded": when interest rates tighten, risk appetite seems to turn a valve, and the sentiment in the crypto space is the first to deflate. Honestly, I don't really believe I can catch the turning point, so I just scale down according to the rhythm—when interest rates are high/uncertain, I hold less, and wait until everyone dares to take risks again before slowly adding back, even if it’s a bit behind.

Recently, I saw someone complain about miner/validator income and MEV causing unfair ordering, which also makes me a bit uncomfortable... When things get lively, I actually prefer to keep my positions "sleepable." By the way, my definition of "long-term" is about a quarter—roughly three months, enough for me to verify whether I’m again suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder and messing with my positions; one week is too short, and a month is a bit too susceptible to noise. Anyway, that’s how I’ll start.