Holding spot positions and getting liquidated on futures contracts—frankly, it's not that you don't understand candlestick charts, it's that your position size is too greedy. My straightforward advice: break down the "want-to-earn" part into many small parts, and first ensure you can survive until the next opportunity. Don't go all-in on spot; buy and sell in batches, and keep some bullets to pick up liquidity traps (avoid rushing into thin order books with large slippage). Futures are even simpler: only use the money you're willing to lose immediately, don't use leverage to boost confidence—it's just for saving margin. If you're wrong on the direction, take a small loss and walk away, don't fight the exchange. Recently, Layer 2 is again arguing over TPS, fees, and subsidies... it's fine to watch the show, but if you really get involved, focus on depth and exit channels—don't be fooled by the word "ecosystem." Forget it, I won't talk more—anyway, lower your position size first; it's more effective than any mudslinging.