I can't hold onto spot positions; as soon as it rises a bit, I want to sell, and when it pulls back, I get itchy to buy back; futures are even more ridiculous, thinking I can control the risk, but one needle shot and I get wiped out to liquidation.

Later, I set myself a simple rule: survive first, then talk about making money—don't max out your position all at once, leave some bullets and breathing room, if you really want to go all in, use a small position, if you're wrong, just treat it as paying tuition, don't gamble your life on "this time it will definitely go up."

Recently, cross-chain bridges got hacked again, and when those abnormal quotes from oracles suddenly appear, everyone is just "waiting for confirmation," I’ve also learned: when unsure, do less; don’t force volatility to be an opportunity, most of the time it’s just a trap.
I say I won't chase highs, but my hands still tremble… Anyway, the first thing is to control the position, don’t let emotions be your risk management.