My account management has indeed been a bit messy. I have seven or eight exchanges installed on my phone, each claiming to have full features and the best experience, but once I actually start trading, the truth comes out. To open a position, I need to compare promotional offers, calculate fees carefully, and be on guard against being lured into unnecessary operations by various marketing activities. Over time, I realized that I wasn't truly focused on trading but was being led around by the platform's various mechanisms.

Later, I came to understand one thing—rather than hopping around multiple platforms like a scattered soldier, it's better to select a truly reliable main platform. After some screening, I kept only one "work" exchange. After this decision, my trading rhythm became noticeably smoother. It saved the time cost of switching platforms and avoided distractions from various promotions. Focusing on trading itself actually increased efficiency.