Spot on. Adapting to shifting market regimes is one of the hardest parts of trading, especially when managing strict prop firm daily loss limits and consistency rules. When a strategy's underlying edge dries up—whether due to changing volatility, shifting correlations, or macroeconomic shifts—forcing stale setups usually leads to rapid drawdowns.
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