You can't hold spot positions, and you keep wanting to add to your contracts, which can easily lead to liquidation… To put it simply: first think clearly about "what's the worst that could happen with this order," then decide how much to trade. If you don't understand, just keep a small position as a kite, and if the wind doesn't come, forget it; missing out isn't a big deal, and don't chase after it. If you really want to play with leverage, treat it as an accelerator, not a tool for turning things around. Only risk the money you can accept losing completely.

Recently, the group has been talking about large transfers on the chain and unusual movements in exchange hot and cold wallets, claiming that smart money is entering or exiting the market. I also glance at it, but mostly as an emotional thermometer: the more excited everyone gets, the more I want to reduce my positions and place orders further away. Anyway, taking it slow won't cost me much. That's all for now.