Patience is the foundation of this strategy.

We don't make trades without a basis.

Yesterday's trade met all four long-entry conditions, but I did get somewhat overconfident and exposed everyone to excessive risk. I openly acknowledge this and won't avoid responsibility.
Going forward, I will continue to strictly follow the established entry rules, and I will manage the current position when the opportunity arises.

Don't rush to exit over a small or moderate drawdown. Repeatedly trading in and out only eats into your own principal.
If even a little volatility can make you waver, then even if you grit your teeth and stay in this time, you'll still exit during the next pullback.
You alone are responsible for any gains or losses on your principal; it has nothing to do with me.

If you agree with this approach, follow it with conviction; if you don't, it's fine to stay on the sidelines from the start.
I sincerely hope you can provide a certain degree of protection for your own funds.
If you choose to follow, you must accept normal market retracements. What deserves your trust is still worth trusting.