I recently decided to close out my long-term positions. It's not because my outlook has changed, but because I thought of another possibility. After some recent contract trading, most of my last ten trades have been profitable. Instead of just earning for myself in silence, I prefer to open up copy trading so everyone can share the gains together.
To be honest, I was burned by copy trading before. The trader I followed used 80x leverage right from the start to get higher profit sharing, and that's when I truly understood what real risk is. So this time is different—I’ve invested all my funds except for the 300+ points I earned from earning points, to ensure our interests are truly aligned. We share the profits when we make money, and bear the losses together when we lose.
The core principle is simple: use a maximum of 5x leverage. Sounds conservative? But I now believe that living long enough and maintaining stable profits is more valuable than making a double or more in a single trade. Let the actual trading data speak—this is my promise.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 19h ago
Bro, this time you're really trying to turn over a new leaf. The 5x leverage sounds a lot more stable.
The previous 80x trader was indeed incredible, and the whole community was scared off by the scams.
But to be honest, talk is cheap without practice. Looking forward to seeing your trading data.
This time, the profit-sharing approach is much better than the previous black-box operations.
I believe in putting my own money in too.
Just remember, copying trades always carries risks, so stay alert.
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NFTRegretful
· 12-28 10:50
Damn, a lesson from the car in front. That guy with 80x leverage is really ruthless. But 5x leverage is indeed stable; longevity is the real winner.
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OffchainOracle
· 12-28 02:31
Bro, this set of words sounds pretty smooth, but you want to lure me in with 5x leverage? I've heard similar things before, and I still ended up losing out in the end.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 12-26 14:58
Making a profit on over a dozen trades? Then isn't the MACD golden cross also just brushing against the face? I'm a bit skeptical about whether the technical analysis has been throwing smoke screens lately.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 12-26 14:52
Profitable on over a dozen trades? I think this is actually the real risk threshold trigger point...
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MEV_Whisperer
· 12-26 14:47
80 times that buddy is really outrageous, directly pitting people to death. I believe in 5x leverage this time, after all, I smashed it in and couldn't run away.
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 12-26 14:37
Bro, a 5x leverage sounds stable, but when it comes to actual trading, it really depends on whether the subsequent data can fool us.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 12-26 14:29
Just a few profitable trades and already thinking about copying signals. How long has it been since I last heard this saying? I suggest it be recorded in the Guinness World Records.
I recently decided to close out my long-term positions. It's not because my outlook has changed, but because I thought of another possibility. After some recent contract trading, most of my last ten trades have been profitable. Instead of just earning for myself in silence, I prefer to open up copy trading so everyone can share the gains together.
To be honest, I was burned by copy trading before. The trader I followed used 80x leverage right from the start to get higher profit sharing, and that's when I truly understood what real risk is. So this time is different—I’ve invested all my funds except for the 300+ points I earned from earning points, to ensure our interests are truly aligned. We share the profits when we make money, and bear the losses together when we lose.
The core principle is simple: use a maximum of 5x leverage. Sounds conservative? But I now believe that living long enough and maintaining stable profits is more valuable than making a double or more in a single trade. Let the actual trading data speak—this is my promise.