I added some $OKB spot holdings.

In the evening it dropped directly from 96 to 92.
Not entirely clear what happened, but it feels like abnormal selling pressure.
I suspect it's from those institutional holders who went all-in during the NYSE investment wave a few days ago.
They couldn't hold anymore.
I opened a long on futures, should be able to catch a short-term bounce.
I usually monitor $OKB , my main position is in OKB.
Practically no USDT left. I just want to recover my losses quickly.
Next time I'll never dare to go all-in on my position again.
From October last year until now, I've been so frustrated.
Watching people around me make money, can only feel envious. Locked in losses.
Slowly lowering my OKB cost basis.
Hoping for a good outcome.

I went to learn Texas Hold'em before specifically to train myself
To have the courage to go heavy and all-in.
After learning, I realized most of it is wasted time.
Waiting for opportunities and competing against human nature.
As a poor farmer's kid, I really couldn't hold back.
After playing Texas for two months, I started trading futures.
Profits and losses come from the same source - earn a lot but lose a lot too. Gradually my courage grew.
Went all-in directly. Back then I thought $OKB at 500 was no problem, and long-term it's actually fine.
For me, going all-in isn't wisdom.
I couldn't have the opportunity to do other things.
Got harshly punished. Though bullish on it,
Still need to keep some cash on hand to wait for opportunities.
This lesson has taken almost four months. Who doesn't pay tuition in trading?
Accept my own mediocrity.
Accept my own flaws.
Review in time, keep improving. ~