Experience often reduces caution faster than it reduces risk.

Experience is often perceived as protection. The longer a person works with the market and tools, the stronger the feeling that the situation is under control. But it is at this moment that one of the most dangerous vulnerabilities appears — the illusion of control.
Confidence begins to replace caution. Decisions are made faster, checks are reduced, and risk is perceived as manageable. A person does not feel that they are violating security because they consider themselves experienced enough to 'keep the situation'.