I never believe in the appearance of account data. True trading ability is reflected in the quality of each entry decision.

My strategy is simple: I don't need to open positions frequently, but each move is a well-thought-out position—this non-overtrading mindset runs throughout. Got the market wrong? No problem, cut losses immediately and admit defeat, with no luck-based psychology. The cost of doing this is that the account curve won't be particularly dazzling, but win rate and risk control speak for themselves.

Now I am just waiting, waiting for the next wave of real opportunities. Some traders rely on frequent trades to pile up data, but they often pay the price in the end. I choose to seek steady wins—rather than pursuing short-term flashy returns, I focus on long-term sustained profitability.

Fellow traders, don't be fooled by short-term data; looking at long-term performance is the true standard to evaluate a trading system. Keep going.