Brothers, I recently got a version update to my mindset. In the past, I was an all-in degen gambler—I thought, “If I don’t go all-in, then I’m not doing justice to the bull market.” In the end, I couldn’t hold onto spot, and my futures position got liquidated. The main feature was self-destruction.

Now the iteration is at 2.0: position management is one sentence—**“If I lose on this one, can I still live normally and sleep at night?”** If you can, then you go in; if you can’t, then get out. Set your contract stop-losses—don’t keep holding and force yourself to get blown up before regretting it. Enter spot in batches—don’t keep trying to buy at the absolute lowest point; be calm when you catch falling knives.

Recently I’ve seen people complaining about miners and validator income—talk about MEV ordering fairness. To put it plainly, it’s the big nodes that get the meat, while retail traders don’t even get to drink the soup. If the right to order is controlled by a few big whales, what can ordinary players do? Either be “smart money,” or be honest and just stay away from those orders that are easy to get squeezed.

Anyway, my strategy right now is: control your position size, don’t get carried away, and don’t fight over ordering rights. If you lose, acknowledge it; if you make a profit, acknowledge it too. A steady mindset is what helps you live longer. I think this version update is pretty good—at least I haven’t blown up again. That’s it for now.