I now have one simple rule for position management: don't let any trade take over your emotions and account at the same time.

If you can't hold onto spot positions, it's mostly because you bought too heavily, and when it rises a little, you get scared of a pullback and want to sell;
For futures, frequent liquidation basically means using leverage to amplify greed, and losses are also magnified.
I used to think I was "steady-handed," but after heavy positions and watching the market, I realized I was full of shit—my hands trembled, and my mind first exploded.
Later, I started splitting positions, setting a maximum loss limit, and when triggered, I accept it—no more trying to reason with the market.
Recently, the "attention is mining" approach in social mining and fan tokens feels similar—attention gets drained, and people want to go all-in to regain a sense of presence...
Anyway, I’d rather earn slowly than entrust my life to a single needle.
That’s all for now.