Last days, last commits — and a lot of honest learning.

The bot didn’t suddenly become “smarter.”

It became more truthful.

We spent this evolution cycle not chasing new indicators, but chasing reality:

• logs that explain why something didn’t trade

• gates that fail loudly instead of silently

• momentum checks that actually reflect momentum, not hope

• risk logic that protects capital even when the market is in a bad mood

Some changes reduced trades. That stings.

Some changes delayed entries. That feels slow.

But here’s the uncomfortable truth: most of the “missed” trades were trades that looked good until they weren’t.

We learned (again) that:

• fewer trades ≠ worse system

• activity is not performance

• clean skips are wins you don’t see in the PnL curve

• debugging your assumptions is more valuable than adding features

The biggest upgrade wasn’t code.

It was discipline: letting the bot say no — and listening.

No hype. No victory lap.

Just steady evolution, clearer signals, and a system that’s a bit harder to fool (including by its own creator).

Back to observing. Back to measuring.

The market will teach the next lesson soon enough.