I have decided to publicly share my live trading data starting from January 1st next year. No packaging, no filters, no stories—making money is making money, losing money is losing money.
For me, trading is my main profession, not a side job. I don't care whether people are drawn into trading; I go with the flow. I don't need others' approval; the market will speak for me.
December 2025 is the most difficult month I have experienced in my trading journey. The number of people who can truly make money in the market this month is few, and those who refuse to disclose their data are not worth believing.
My performance this month is as follows: a profit of 165,000 USDT, a win rate of 83%, a risk-reward ratio of 3.7, with a total of 69 profitable trades and 14 losing trades, and a cumulative return of 24%. All these data are available for viewing if you want to see.
Trading, at its core, is about whether you can survive long-term. Many people appear briefly in the market, but true traders stay. I am one of those people.
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WalletWhisperer
· 4h ago
Wait, earning 165,000 in December and still saying it's the hardest month? Are you sure you didn't mean the other way around?
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MoonRocketman
· 4h ago
83% win rate, 3.7 profit and loss ratio. This trajectory inclination is calculated very accurately. Being able to maintain launch momentum within the gravitational resistance zone like in December is indeed rare.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 4h ago
I'm supportive of open data, but very few people actually dare to do it. Most are just bragging.
You're right, surviving long-term is the real key. Those that fade away quickly don't even deserve to be called traders.
165,000 USDT in one month. This month is really fierce. While others are getting beaten, you're still making money. That's real skill.
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zkNoob
· 5h ago
This data is indeed solid, but there are very few who actually make that much money in December. It depends on how to stay stable later on.
By the way, this win rate is a bit aggressive... but surviving in the long term is the key, no doubt about that.
I believe in public data; it's much more reliable than those who blow smoke every day.
It's really not easy to make such profits in December. Most people would have been liquidated long ago.
Wait... 69 profitable trades and 14 losing trades, is this real? Verify it, brother.
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LightningClicker
· 5h ago
Wow, this data really shows something. The environment in December can still maintain an 83% win rate, impressive.
But the real test is still ahead; surviving the bear market next year is what counts.
I'm optimistic about the public real trading, at least it's much better than those shady scammers.
Let's see your performance next year, see you then.
I have decided to publicly share my live trading data starting from January 1st next year. No packaging, no filters, no stories—making money is making money, losing money is losing money.
For me, trading is my main profession, not a side job. I don't care whether people are drawn into trading; I go with the flow. I don't need others' approval; the market will speak for me.
December 2025 is the most difficult month I have experienced in my trading journey. The number of people who can truly make money in the market this month is few, and those who refuse to disclose their data are not worth believing.
My performance this month is as follows: a profit of 165,000 USDT, a win rate of 83%, a risk-reward ratio of 3.7, with a total of 69 profitable trades and 14 losing trades, and a cumulative return of 24%. All these data are available for viewing if you want to see.
Trading, at its core, is about whether you can survive long-term. Many people appear briefly in the market, but true traders stay. I am one of those people.