I often can't hold onto spot positions, and I keep thinking "just hold on a little longer" with contracts, but the result is either selling too early or getting liquidated, which is pretty embarrassing. Later I realized that position management, in simple terms, is: don't bet your emotions for tomorrow on a single button today. The money you can sleep peacefully with is called your position; the money that keeps you awake is called gambling. Now I divide it into three categories: small trial-and-error positions, manageable medium positions, and pure cash... By the way, I force myself to revoke permissions daily—after all, losing money is one thing, but I don't want to be authorized to empty my wallet too. Recently, I saw the NFT royalty dispute and the same argument applies: everyone wants to take a little more, but once liquidity dries up, no one will end up well. Anyway, I’m putting my hand back in my pocket.