I found that many people don't lack the ability to read K-line charts; they are just too "serious" about their positions: when spot prices go up, they want to add more; when there's a pullback, they panic; when opening a contract, they want to double their position, but a gust of wind can cause a blow-up. To put it simply: take away the money you can't sleep over first, and then discuss strategies with what's left.

My mom even asked me last night, "Is your social mining just about posting to earn money?" I said maybe, but attention is more like emotional fuel—burns fast, and backlash is quick... Anyway, I now prefer to slowly stake some, even if the returns are low, at least I don't have to watch the liquidation line every day with my heart pounding.