One of the biggest regrets this cycle? Not moving more capital into a US brokerage account earlier to buy American equities directly… and not accumulating spot $ONDO when it was still deeply undervalued. 👁️ Before the AI and storage sector correction started, I entered: 📈 $SNDK at 1,430 📈 $MU at 730 But most of those positions were traded through Hyperliquid. And honestly? Fear destroyed the bigger opportunity. I became too focused on: ⚠️ funding costs ⚠️ trading fees ⚠️ short-term volatility ⚠️ protecting unrealized profit So even though I strongly believed the market was still heading toward new highs… I closed most positions after only a few days. 🌪️ That experience reminded me of something important: Small tactical moves often feel smart… but they can become meaningless against a real macro trend. Sometimes the hardest part of investing isn’t finding the right asset. It’s holding it long enough. ⚠️ Quick note: OKX DEX already allows direct spot exposure to $ONDO, which honestly makes long-term positioning much easier than constantly rotating leverage trades. Going forward, my strategy becomes much simpler: 🟢 larger spot exposure ⚡ smaller leverage positions 🧠 less emotional over-management Because this cycle made me realize something clearly: Pure leverage trading doesn’t fit my psychology long term. I can analyze well. I can find narratives early. But holding leveraged volatility through noise… is a completely different skill. 👁️ And sometimes the strongest move is simply accepting what type of trader you actually are.