Lately, futures trading has been really unpredictable. The market has been moving in unexpected ways, and the high volatility is making it hard to keep a steady return.

Just yesterday, I went 100% long on POPCAT with 20x leverage. Things looked good at first, but within 30 minutes, the price came back to my entry point and I ended up making nothing on the trade.

Moments like this are making me rethink my strategy. I'm starting to feel that spot trading might be a better option for now. It’s more stable, and I don’t have to worry about getting liquidated. I’m thinking of growing my holdings in coins like BGB, SOL, and SUI instead.

But before I fully switch, I’m wondering if there’s a way to manage or hedge against this kind of volatility while still trading futures. Is there a smart way to protect my trades or reduce the risk? Any advice would really help.

I don't have any links or statistics, but if we're talking about countries with the highest gambling rates in the world (not the number of gamblers), I think Las Vegas in the United States still leads the world in terms of gambling.

However, I would also mention Macau in China as the city or district with the highest gambling rate in the world and its closest competitor to Las Vegas in the United States.

If Tropang Giga were able to get 1 win, I believe there's a huge possibility they can win tonight before the Beermen claim the championship.
So for me, I'm having a risk bet for Tropang Giga +3.5 tonight. Just hoping this is the right script.

Going for the SMB Beermen for tonight's game. As what i have seen in the last four games, i don't that there is an anomaly on the games played, i mean there was no rigging on the games going on . The Beermen have covered the spread on all their wins so i think they will cover the spread tonight if they win.

I agree with you, these animals Contribute greatly to people's food supply and are necessary for that purpose. It is not right to use them as a means of Entertainment and diversion for humans, I respect the beliefs of each country, but I also disagree with Anything that has to do with this practice.

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First of all, this is risk management and money management. The second is probably unsystematic play. Let me make a reservation that I do not mean casinos, as well as people playing "for fun". I mean sports betting.
So, how much did your mistakes cost? Did they cause you a serious psychological blow? What were your mistakes, did you learn from these mistakes and do you apply this knowledge in practice now? Were these mistakes simply painful, dramatic or catastrophic?

What do you do to a trading strategy that already earns you a good percentage in profit. do you still try improving on it to ensure it does not fail? or do you let it be until it starts showing signs of failure?

It is a simple question but I think answers and opinions will be different considering that some traders may fear further tampering with the strategy, others will no want to wait until it fails, what is your style?

I wouldn't do what rdluffy suggested unless it's absolutely necessary. Regardless if you think you still have funds there or not, you would decrease the security of your coins by importing your seed from a hardware wallet into a hot software wallet. You said you moved your funds. Where? Did you transfer them to a different hardware wallet? If so, you could restart that wallet and import your old Trezor seed into it to see if there is still some crypto there. At least that way your security shouldn't decrease. I am hoping it's not a bad choice of a hardware wallet. 

When you are done, restart it to factory settings again and switch seeds.

If you've already transferred your balance and just want to be sure, you can take your seed and open your wallet in another wallet
Electrum for example https://electrum.org/
How many words are in your seed?

Purchase a new one and restore the wallet using the seed phrase.

You can still try a different USB cable even if at first everything seems to be ok with the one you are using. Maybe it's losing power somehow and doesn't have enough juice to power on the display.

If it's not that, I guess your Trezor's screen died or is dying on you. A Ledger Nano S screen is easy to replace but I don't think you will have much luck with the Trezor One.
There is a trick you can try with your phone camera. Connect the Trezor and fire up Trezor Suite where it asks to enter the PIN. Then, turn on the camera on your phone and point it at the screen of your Trezor. Look at the image on your phone's display and check if you can see the PIN pattern. Adjust the angles. Try both with the front and back camera of your phone. Experiment with different lights in your room. More brightness, less brightness, etc. Maybe it will work.

Some say you can also try pointing a flashlight at the display or turn on the flash on your phone. 
I would also contact Trezor support and tell them what is happening. Ask them for advice.

Did you maybe drop the device on the floor? Can humidity be a reason the Trezor is dying?

Contact Trezor customer care instead. This is the best that you can do.

It may get to the point that you will have to get another Trezor hardware wallet, this will be a good option.

Warning: make sure that you did not take it to anywhere for repair, your wallet is different from your smart phone. If Trezor did not tell you to send it to them for repair, do not give anyone else for repair, but just buy a new one. Luckily, there is still Trezor one on the official Trezor website but I will advice you to get something like Safe 3.

Saw one of the comments, I think it's not worth fixing anymore.

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Is there any way I can see if there's any more funds inside my Trezor? I remember, I already transferred out all of my funds from this hardware wallet, but I just want to be sure.
Like there's a way without buying again a Trezor Model One?

When you plug it in, does the computer recognize it's attached?  If so, then it's turning on, so the issue could just be with the display.  If the computer isn't recognizing it, the issue could be with the USB port, and maybe the earlier issue with the lines on the screen was an indicator it wasn't getting enough power.

I've had my Model One for about 5 years, but I switched to a ColdCard and a Passport a few years ago, and have only been using my Trezor T2 for Monero ever since.  It's been at least two years, maybe more since I've plugged in my Model One.

try a different usb plug would be the first idea if you have another one.

I was shocked by the result, and I guess the majority of those who watched it were shocked as well. When they hadn't announced the decision yet, I was like, Damn, those who bet on Pacman winning by decision made big this time. But after it was announced as a DRAW, I was like, WTF was that? The casinos are the ones who made big this time. That was really unexpected. Nah, with this DRAW, I don’t think Manny will stop boxing just yet. Maybe he’s aiming to beat Hopkins' record.