Recent trades have made me reconsider my strategy. That round of signal trading directly resulted in a loss of 20,000, and my account profits dropped from 90,000 to 70,000. Over the past two months I've withdrawn quite a bit, and there's still 200,000 sitting on-chain. In theory, if I keep going, I should definitely be able to recover the losses.

But thinking about it carefully, there's little point in continuing. It's like playing poker at a transparent table — everyone can see your cards clearly, and every time you try to bluff, your opponents know exactly what's going on. In such an environment, technical advantages gradually wear away, and psychology becomes your biggest enemy.

Rather than stubbornly grinding the derivatives market, it's better to withdraw completely with the current gains in hand. There are too many other things in life worth dedicating energy to. There's no need to keep struggling in a place where profitability is getting harder. This time I've decided — I won't touch derivatives trading anymore. It's time to do something else.