Spot holdings are low, but contract trading is frequent. To be honest, buying mainstream coins in spot makes me sleep peacefully; there's no risk of zeroing out. But contracts are a different story. Compound interest is too tempting for people like us who are impatient and profit-driven. Opening orders frequently, I've almost gone to the edge of the cliff several times, nearly wiping out my position. Each time, I had to hold on stubbornly to turn things around, and I hate to exit when the market moves in my favor. The emotional rollercoaster is really uncomfortable—exhilarating but equally stressful when losing money. The problem is, funds are already tight, and leveraging to the max makes it even more exhausting, constantly watching the market.