I've always been like this before: when spot prices go up a little, I want to sell; when contracts open, I want to make back the losses, but the result is either missing out or getting liquidated. Later I realized that position management, in simple terms, is — don't let any single trade determine your mood today. Treat spot trading like saving money, buy in several installments, and even if it drops, you can keep adding; if you really want to dabble in contracts, just see it as gambling, using that "losing it all won't affect my life" money, don't get over-leveraged, set stop-losses in advance, exit when needed, and don't argue with the market. Recently, I've been looking at narratives around modularization and the DA layer, developers seem pretty excited. As a user, I still think it's better to first check if the wallet is safer, if the chain is more stable... Anyway, just focus on surviving first.