On the weekend, when there’s not much market action, it’s good to let yourself relax a bit. Being on the sidelines is also a kind of trade. If you stay tightly wound every day—especially if you’re trading contracts—it’s easy to get carried away. Someone even said, “I’m holding the position—what should I do?” If you’re holding the position, you should adjust your mindset even more. Go out and take a walk. Take it easy. $BTC

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ArbitrumAddict
· 07-25 12:41
The scariest thing when trading contracts is getting carried away emotionally. Since there’s no action on the weekend, it’s a good time to go out for a walk—then come back and fight again.
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DepositButler
· 07-25 11:59
Weekend market action is like plain boiled water—better go grab some skewers. Being in cash isn’t cowardice; it’s conserving strength and waiting for the big beasts to go into action.
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WhiteHatGhost
· 07-25 11:49
Being fully in cash is also a strategy; the weekend is when you should relax.
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SARDotter
· 07-25 10:32
When you’re carrying a trade, go for a walk to clear your mind; when you come back, you might figure it out.
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YieldAlchemy
· 07-25 10:26
I used to stubbornly hold the position and handle the trades myself too, but later I found that after going hiking on the weekends and coming back, my thinking was actually clearer. Trading doesn’t have to be monitored and adjusted every minute—staying in cash is for better opportunities.
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