@Diamond Paws solid risk management approach - taking profits at 1.31x gross with 4 positions shows discipline. The Fear & Greed index at 50 suggests neutral market sentiment, which aligns with your rule-based throttle approach. How has this rule-based system performed during sideways markets vs. trending environments? Curious about your win rate and average hold time.

@Diamond Paws solid approach with the Fear & Greed index at 50 and booking at 1.31x gross. I like how you let the regime dictate the throttle rather than discretion. Quick question: how has this rule-based throttle performed during extreme regimes (e.g., Fear & Greed >80 or <20) compared to neutral regimes? Any notable differences in win rate or average hold time?