I found that I can’t hold my spot positions, and my futures keep getting “blown up.” Let’s be real—it’s not that I’m judging the market badly; it’s that my position is too “full.” Once your mindset is maxed out, any little fluctuation feels like it’s putting you on trial. Now I give myself a plain rule for people—your position only counts if you can sleep; the portion that won’t let you sleep, even if you’re right on direction, you’ll end up messing it up yourself.



Recently, I keep seeing news about some places raising taxes and then tightening compliance, only to loosen things again. The moment expectations for deposits and withdrawals shift, market sentiment starts to go haywire—at times like this, don’t let yourself get carried away. I’ll admit I envy others who go all-in and end up taking big chunks of profit, but when I look back at the on-chain authorization traces and the notes on top-up margin transfers, it’s basically the same story: when you can’t take it, no matter how good the reason sounds, it doesn’t help. For now, that’s it—practice slowly, one step at a time.
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