Sunwukong DEX is more like a "mirror of execution": whether you have standard operating procedures will be immediately reflected in market fluctuations. Many people lose money not because of wrong judgment, but because of execution drift—arbitrary entry, impulsive adding to positions, hoping for a stop-loss, and not realizing profits. When actions drift, the greater the volatility, the easier it is to be dragged down by emotions; when actions are stable, volatility becomes a manageable variable, and trading can transform from a drain on resources into accumulation. A more sustainable approach is to write trading SOPs: lock in the maximum position size beforehand, set stop-loss lines in advance, realize profits in batches, and strictly execute drawdowns; review slippage range and execution quality after each trade; keep authorizations as small and short as possible, and clear them immediately after use. Long-term compound interest often begins with "making fewer fatal mistakes." @JustinSun #TronEcoStars @sunwukong_dex