I’ve noticed that many people don’t lack the ability to read candlestick charts; rather, they push themselves into a dead end as soon as they start trading: when spot prices drop, they want to cut; when contracts bounce back, they want to add more. In the end, they either can’t hold their positions or get liquidated. To put it simply: don’t use “full force” to fight “volatility.” I myself am quite stubborn—gradually buying spot in several portions, taking some profits when it reaches my target, and leaving the rest in a cold wallet as if I didn’t see it; when trading contracts, I only take a small portion, and if I lose, I treat it as tuition, not giving it the chance to wipe out my account. Recently, everyone’s been fixated on staking unlocks, token unlock calendars, and worrying about selling pressure every day. But actually, what you should worry about more is having too full a position, so that even a small gust of wind can shatter your mindset. Stay alive first—after all, the market has a next opportunity every day.