Well, I must say, you have one pair of highly disciplined hands. For a young pianist of your age (what, are you about 12 years old?) you play extremely well. But, it's lacking something very basic. A musical message or feeling. True, it IS and etude. But an etude is something more than a finger excercise. And, in some ways, an etude is much more difficult to interpret than, let's say, a sonata. It usually has one speed, one type of musical figuration, and little room for playing around with the tempi. So, why not think of an emotion or an attitude of mind. All those runs, that you played so clean and articulate, don't go anywhere. Every note has the same sound and attack. There's no direction. Think of them as running somewhere, using crescendo and dimuendo. It's very difficult to explain these things here!
At any rate, you play very well, and with a natural technique like yours, I'm sure you're going to excel in your endeavors.
Topic: Moszkowski Etude op. 72 no. 2 G minor : VIDEO