Currently, there's no rush to lead in copy trading. I will take some time to summarize the experiences and lessons learned from this year's lead in copy trading to create a report, as well as the next steps plan.

The root cause is still the lack of genuine respect for this matter. Lying in bed treating it like a mobile game, playing it turns into gambling. The same mistake is repeated over and over again, without treating contracts as a lifelong career. There's always a thought of making a big score and running away; making a few times profit in one go is gambling. Controlling drawdowns and having a smooth upward funding curve is the way to go, and there are many more things to summarize. Failure is not scary; Cao Cao suffered a great defeat at Chibi, the Red Army faced a disastrous loss at Xiangjiang, but those who are good at learning lessons still have a chance to win. As a lifelong career, there must be seriousness and discipline. Only 0.02% are winners in contracts; with 1.4 billion people in China, there are only about 10 million successful individuals. Wealth is not pursued but attracted. People at the bottom may get lucky and earn money, but they will eventually lose it all. Only those with qualities at the top can move from victory to victory. For example, the so-called second-generation reds, even if their parents had little education, can excel in various industries, and even become experts in the scientific community. This is certainly not something that can be achieved through connections; it is about mastering the method of moving from upgrading to victory. This applies to warfare, business, science, and various other fields; once you understand one, you can understand them all.