PerpNightshift

That liquidation threshold in lending and borrowing, once it really reaches the "three steps away from the red line," I usually can't pretend to be calm: first, clear your position from your mind, just watch the numbers. The first step is to reduce leverage / borrowings, even if it means a little loss, it's better than being kicked out by the system; the second step is to prepare the way to add margin (don't wait until on-chain congestion or CEX transfer issues); the third step is to set a hard stop-loss point, when it hits, cut it, don't bargain with yourself.
If I didn't do this at the time,

Just woke up and saw a bunch of memes flooding the screen again, narratives changing faster than funding rates. It's lively, but right now I'm only focusing on one thing: what's the worst I could lose on this trade. Honestly, when memes don't follow logic, stop-loss shouldn't be based on "feeling it's about right," just follow the structure: break previous lows / break key zones and exit, better to be swept twice than to hold through once.
Don't force your position to save face; if volatility is high, cut it in half and leave yourself room to breathe.
Recently, the debate over staking and

Don't worry about the market trends; first, focus on developing the necessary features and community rhythm, and the results will follow.

0.00090-0.00100 The ambush zone is clearly marked, SL 0.00080 is also considered clean, just follow the discipline.

The continued rise indicates that everyone is still willing to play on P Network. Next, it depends on how the products and ecosystem can capture this wave of popularity.

These past couple of nights, I've been monitoring the fee rates, and I casually looked at the stablecoin supply and ETF net inflows data. The group has started repeating phrases like "More stablecoins = the bull is coming" and "ETF inflows = skyrocket imminent"... I can understand, everyone just wants to find a simple button to press for an answer. But honestly, an increase in supply could mean someone is minting coins in preparation to buy, or it could just be exchanges/market makers moving bricks, swapping chains, or stockpiling to handle redemption pressures; the same goes for ETFs—net infl

Feeling comfortable now, planned increases are much better than random spikes.