Overview

This week’s supplied post combined an operational update with personal reflection. The clearest concrete update is that it is now officially possible to onboard new tenants. The rest of the post emphasizes learning: reading has been helpful, and some trading methods may sound convincing in explanation but have weak execution discipline or unclear boundaries, making them easy trap zones.

Key Themes

• Operational progress: new tenants can now be officially onboarded.
• Learning and self-improvement: reading is described as genuinely helpful.
• Trading discipline: methods with strong explanatory power are not necessarily robust in execution.
• Risk awareness: weak boundaries in a strategy can make it easy to fall into traps.
• Cognitive growth: there is an explicit need to keep improving understanding/judgment.

Notable Posts

• Onboarding milestone: “现在已经正式可以onboard新的tenant了” — a clear signal that onboarding new tenants is now in place.
• Reflection on study and trading: reading is helping, but the author notes that some trading approaches are persuasive in theory while lacking execution strength and clear limits, which increases the chance of mistakes.

Watchlist

• Whether the new tenant onboarding process starts being used in practice.
• Continued emphasis on reading / learning as a tool for improving judgment.
• Further refinement of trading methods, especially around execution rules and boundaries.
• Ongoing effort to raise cognition and avoid strategy traps.