I tend to want to run as soon as spot prices go up, and want to buy more when they fall; futures are even more ridiculous—one shaky hand and I leverage up, then get educated... To put it simply, position management boils down to one thing: don't treat the "emotions of wanting to win back" as a strategy. Set a limit for yourself, like only risking three parts of your money: one part for long-term holding, one part for short-term trading on a whim, one part for pure entertainment (losing it is just a lesson learned), and the futures portion should be cut in half again. Recently, modularization and DAO layer narrative developers have been talking excitedly, and as a user, I just want to rush even more after hearing it... Anyway, I’ll now treat the positions I can sleep soundly over as my baseline; if I can’t sleep, I’ll reduce them.