My biggest problem with spot trading is that I can't hold on; as soon as it rises a little, I want to sell. Futures are even worse; I want to "slightly amplify," but a quick spike teaches me a lesson. Later, I tell myself a simple truth: don't treat your position as an opinion; your position is your tolerance for error. Even if you're right, you might get hit first, so don't go all-in right away. If you don't understand, keep it small enough to sleep peacefully.

Recently, everyone is criticizing MEV and unfair ordering; miners/validators are getting rich, while retail investors seem to be lining up for punishment... Basically, in this environment, you need to learn to "wait." Wait for confirmation, wait for a pullback, wait until you understand better—don't rush to prove you're right. Surviving until the next opportunity is much more respectable than going all-in on an emotional whim.