This wave of continuous point-killing in the market really taught me a lesson—realizing that managing scale is much more important than blindly rushing in. Starting this month, I set a strict rule for myself: open no more than 10 to 20 trades per week. If I lose three in a row, I will close the position immediately and not try to turn things around with the next trade. Only trade when my win rate is stable above 56%. I’ve learned this lesson the hard way before. Opening too many trades ultimately eats away at profits little by little through fees, and a focused, high-quality approach is more satisfying. The profits I worked hard to earn last month were not protected in the end, which was really frustrating. But this month, I’ve decided to slow down, review each step of my trading carefully, and identify where things went wrong. Whether it’s my trading records or the trust of everyone here, I must take responsibility seriously.