I am definitely earning less than the average trading volume among my trader friends in my current circle. But people love watching me, and the key point should not be the final profit amount, but rather that with a small amount of capital that anyone can get - 10,000 yuan, 20,000 yuan - being able to grow to hundreds of thousands or even tens of millions, this is the reason why ordinary people want to watch me. I have a track record of growing from 20,000 yuan to 15 million in 24 years. I have a track record of growing from 900,000 yuan to 50 million, and I have been sharing this journey all along, not suddenly appearing after making a lot of money, and I am not some great master or teacher. Performance and continuous sharing, I believe these two are indispensable. There are many teachers who have earned more than me, but you still want to watch me, which makes me very happy. Just for you, even if I completely withdraw in the future, I will keep 10,000 USDT to continue looking for opportunities and strike when the time is right. Maintaining my feel for the market, continuously cultivating my trading taste, and understanding how to allocate more good assets is what I will be doing in the industry in the future. Traffic is the least important thing. Earning money by one's own ability and keeping it is the most practical. I won't create a persona just to attract attention. I will find opportunities to trade and then allocate assets for consumption once I've made money. I don't need anyone's approval. I'm just living for my own happiness, so I have no psychological burden. "Because fans trust me, I must hold onto the results and achieve 100% win rate!" - thoughts like these will definitely lead to big losses. I don't have such a complex, and because of this, I haven't suffered particularly large overall drawdowns. The 45% drawdown in April was also from small losses on individual trades. But human nature is unpredictable, and who knows if I might get caught in a reverse trade someday and suffer a big loss? It's better to withdraw more often.