I haven't slept all weekend. Three ticking time bombs are strapped to my margin account, and I cannot afford to blink. This isn't for show; this is survival. Let me explain how last week nearly killed my position. The CLARITY Act passed 15-9, a regulatory win that felt like spring. I opened a long on BTC, confident. Then, news of Israeli airstrikes hit. BTC dropped from $82,000 to below $80,000 in minutes, liquidating 120,000 traders. My 3x long got caught by the wick, costing me $4,500. A classic trap: good news vs. black swan, getting slapped on both sides. Now, three events keep me glued to the screen this weekend: Bomb #1: Israel. The ceasefire probability sits at just 39%, meaning a 61% chance missiles fly while I sleep. Weekend liquidity is paper thin. One massive wick can turn high-leverage contracts into a string of candy. I have PTSD from the word "weekend." I will never hold high leverage overnight again. Bomb #2: Samsung strike. Friday at 10 AM, Korea gives its final answer. If management doesn't concede, 50,000 workers at the Pyeongtaek plant walk off the job on May 21. DRAM and NAND supply chains snap instantly. Monday's Asian open will price in this risk, crushing my BTC longs with macro fear. Bomb #3: US jobless claims. Technically weak, but the first two bombs are so powerful that this one only needs to be the final stab. My mindset now: data doesn't matter. What matters is whether I survive to see the data release. Fundamentals aren't bad. Funds have seen 6 straight weeks of net inflows, totaling $4.9 billion. Buyers are adding, sellers are reducing. Capital flow is healthy. But my margin against these numbers is like paper. One black swan and it's all over. My weekend survival strategy: 80% spot BTC, untouched. Max leverage is 3x. I hedge my CLARITY long against a short on Middle East risk, hoping the two sides don't kill me in the crossfire. My stop-loss is set lower than my pride. I enter the market in pieces. Never all-in at once. Hon...