I realize my biggest problem isn't misreading the direction, but having a position that's too "either all in or all out."


Can't hold onto spot positions; as soon as it rises, I want to cash out.
Futures are even worse, thinking "just add a little," but when volatility hits, it takes my emotions and margin together.
To put it simply, position management boils down to one thing: don't let any single fluctuation decide your life or death today.
The positions I can sleep soundly with are yours; the ones you can't sleep with are actually the market taking you.
Recently, during the airdrop season, the platform's tasks have started to oppose the witch-hunting and point system, making it feel like clocking in for work, which I find a bit annoying...
Anyway, I now prefer to do fewer tasks, keep some ammunition, miss out if I have to, at least avoiding liquidation.
That's all for now.
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