Last night I laughed at myself again: when spot prices go up, I want to chase; when there's a pullback of two K-lines, I want to cut; futures are even more ridiculous, clearly agreed to try with a small position, but one slip of the hand and it’s accelerated heartbeat, and then there’s nothing...

To put it plainly, position management boils down to one sentence: only use the money you can sleep peacefully with as your position. Don’t go all-in on spot, buy in several times, leave some bullets for yourself to make mistakes; if you really want to play futures, treat it as a “seasoning” rather than the main dish, first draw the liquidation line, and even if your position is tiny enough to explode, it won’t affect your mood for work tomorrow.

Recently, the group has been arguing about the privacy coin/mixing coin compliance boundaries, and I find it quite divided. Anyway, when market sentiment gets tangled, volatility tends to amplify, and at this time, don’t use emotions as leverage. Be slower, lighter, live longer, and be stronger than just guessing right once.