RIVER's position has survived for 14 days. To be honest, yesterday I thought it was going to zero. The account's lowest point was only 14 USDT, and I was really discouraged at that moment. Looking back, mainly because after withdrawal, I got a bit overconfident, directly using dozens of USDT of principal to leverage a thousand-level position. Actually, if I had held on without stop-loss at that time, theoretically I could have made a few hundred USDT. But things are not that simple. High leverage combined with constant monitoring led to frequent trades, one after another, and I couldn't stop. As a result, the more I traded, the messier it became, and the account finally shrank to 14 USDT. The turning point came later—reducing leverage and switching to small positions to test the waters. Surprisingly, that made things smoother. This experience made me realize that leverage itself is not the problem; the real issue is greed and frequent trading.