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Lately, I've been seeing everyone arguing about which Layer 2 has higher TPS, lower fees, and bigger subsidies. Honestly, it's pretty lively, but I'm more concerned about not letting emotions drive my positions. I can't hold onto spot, and my contracts keep getting liquidated—really, it's just one thing: don't let any single trade affect your sleep. My approach is a bit simple—divide my positions into small chunks, keep some bullets in reserve, and if it goes up, I allow myself to earn less; if it drops, I still have money to add. Contracts are even simpler—avoid using them if you can, and if you really need to, treat them as "temporary tools." When you hit a loss limit, shut down and walk away—don't hold on. Anyway, when the market is cold, surviving is more important than proving you're strong. What about you?