I found that many people can't hold their spot positions, and their futures get liquidated. To be honest, it's not that they can't read K-lines, but that their positions lack brakes. My straightforward advice: first, think clearly about the maximum loss this trade could incur; if you can accept it, then go ahead. If not, don't force it. Only when your position size is small enough for you to sleep peacefully do you have the qualification to follow the "trend." Futures are even simpler—don't treat margin as your bottom line. When leverage gets out of control, you're just waiting for a pin to pop your bubble.

Recently, hardware wallets are out of stock again, and phishing links are everywhere. People's safety awareness has improved, but it's still easy to slip up during trading... I even considered quitting/uninstalling yesterday to avoid my heart pounding and getting caught off guard. But then I thought, better to check the slippage, gas fees, and protection switches again, cut my position in half—this is the plan for now.