I just replayed it again, too, at midnight—I’m really fed up. I keep wanting to sell “too high” with spot holdings, but the moment I move into futures, I get liquidated and wiped out. I can’t seem to fix this habit. Plainly put, one-sentence, human-language version of position management is: don’t put all your eggs in one basket—but don’t have too many baskets either, or you’ll be flustered and end up smashing the baskets too. Like the NFT royalty drama I looked at the other day—creators and liquidity providers were arguing like it was a street market. And what happened? If you can’t hold, you get liquidated, and nobody ends up benefiting. On-chain concepts are the same as ordering takeout: after you place the order, the food is still being made, but on-chain you have to wait for confirmations—don’t rush to chase the transaction or you’ll end up messing up your stomach. That’s it for now—I’m going back to watching the charts.