Good morning.

2026 taught me a lesson: restraint beats impulsiveness, and this truth is most evident in trading.

To put it simply, if I hadn’t used leverage back then, my returns would have doubled long ago. But that’s not a regret — I am still profitable now, and I keep iterating my understanding each time. The key is that those moments of frequent leverage increase are often driven by greed overpowering rationality. The positions that remain untouched, on the other hand, become the most stable source of profit. So, trading isn’t about who has the biggest guts, but about who can hold their ground. Persisting with small-scale trial and error, patiently waiting for high-probability opportunities — this is the secret to surviving long-term.