Last May, I used 3,000 USDT to invest in 50k USDT. On October 11, I went to sleep without setting a stop-loss and experienced a huge drop, resulting in a significant loss and exiting the market. Later, I went back to the factory to refine my mindset and accumulate capital. Last month, I made a profit of 500 USDT and started with 3,000 USDT. When personally managing trades, I will set a stop-loss if the situation is unfavorable. When sleeping or holding positions, I always set a stop-loss, with a maximum loss not exceeding 20 points. Remember to open dual positions; I use two positions to manage risk. If a stop-loss is hit, don’t rush—things will gradually turn around. As long as the green mountains remain, there will be firewood to burn.

DarkHorseInTheCryptocurrency

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Today I earned about 6% profit on my principal from copy trading. Today I also didn’t really have much floating loss, or anything like “holding through” losses.
When it comes to closing, I will control how close I am to closing. Sometimes I do T, and sometimes if the trend isn’t right, I’ll cut losses. Also, some people wonder whether it’s stable or not—you can look at the #1 on the leaderboard who followed with over 20,000 U. A few days ago I made a 15% profit, and at that time he was down 20%, losing 2,700 U. But in these past few days, I turned it into more than 3,000 profit for him. You

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What does opening a double position mean?

DarkHorseInTheCryptocurrency

05-30 16:21

After 7 days of trading with single-handed operation, I’ve already made a profit of 65 points on my principal. That day, the slippage was too heavy and the fees were too expensive, so I only made a profit of 15 points, while you lost 20 points. Now, the full 20 points of loss that hasn’t been recovered yet has been fully paid back, and I’m also profiting by more than ten points.
I checked the order book/depth—when the trading volume reaches 10 million, the depth is already very sufficient. Today I also hit a 2-point profit on my principal, and I’m continuing to compound.
I also trade mainstrea

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FollowingOrdersGuarantees:

Bro, compound interest is catching up. No rush; slow is fast.

DarkHorseInTheCryptocurrency

05-28 18:28

Yesterday, I made a profit of 15 points. Because the trading fees were too high and the depth was insufficient, it caused everyone following the trades to lose 20 points. It was also because of that spot market, which led me to open two positions. Yesterday, I opened a BTC position at 76123, so I added to the position to hedge and get out of the drawdown. Most of the loss was probably due to fees.
Today, I also made a profit of 13 points on the principal. Basically, I managed to make back all the losses and still ended up profitable. Open the two positions properly—when it comes to holding t

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EarnSteadilyWithOil:

Why do copy trades always fail? Are you setting the leverage too low, causing the capital to be tied up too much?

DarkHorseInTheCryptocurrency

05-27 01:21

Sorry, friends copying these two coins—I'm really sorry. Just now, when the spot price hit 0.9, I opened a hedged position and kept adjusting it back and forth to fine-tune the trade. The trading fees and slippage were completely out of proportion. I could even feel the fees and slippage myself as I followed my own trades. I made more than 10 points in profit, but you might have lost. I’m sorry to all the copy-trading friends. If you’re at a loss, don’t worry—you’ll be able to get it back in a few days. Today was just too ridiculous. The slippage today was extremely severe. I hit the stop-loss

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