The fundamental reason for poor trading performance is often not a lack of knowledge reserves, but rather the use of too many complex tools, which leads to distraction. To improve this issue, it is recommended to systematically review past trading history, carefully analyze the actual effects of various tools in different market environments, and filter out those that truly align with personal trading styles and have been validated through practical experience. Focusing energy on these verified core tools can lead to more stable trading performance. Streamlining the toolbox and concentrating on a few truly mastered analytical methods is often more effective in improving trading efficiency and success rates than constantly chasing new tools. #COAI $BNB