I always can't hold onto spot positions, and futures are easily blown out. To be honest, it's not that my skills are lacking, but that my leverage is too greedy and my rhythm is too rushed. Here's a piece of plain advice: don’t let one mistake wipe out your account—before opening a position, ask yourself, “Can I sleep peacefully if the worst-case scenario happens?” If you can, go ahead; if not, reduce your position.

Recently, everyone has been complaining about MEV, unfair ordering, and validators taking too much, and I can really empathize. But on a personal level, all we can do is manage our own order placement: split orders, don’t go all-in, don’t keep changing stop-losses... My biggest fear isn’t slowness, but chaos: if the trading sequence gets messy (adding positions, averaging down, holding through), my mind starts making excuses, and in the end, I end up trading emotionally. Anyway, survival comes first.