Honestly, I’m fed up. Every time I’m floating at a loss, I toss and turn and can’t sleep. My mind is full of “Should I cut?” “If I hold on a bit longer, will it come back?” But when I’m in profit, it doesn’t matter at all. Even if it dips a few points, I’m not worried—like the money was just picked up. This is loss aversion, right? Losing $100 feels harder than making $200. To put it plainly, the gambler mindset is too deeply rooted.

Over the past two days, the funding rate has been extremely wild, and the community is split too. One side is shouting, “The moment for an extreme reversal has arrived,” while the other thinks, “The bubble is still being squeezed.” Anyway, I’m not going to pick a side. I’ll just watch the commotion. If you really believe all that, you might as well first adjust your position size to something that lets you sleep in peace.