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I transferred in 2000 and then withdrew 2000. The simple return rate on the main page dropped by 50%. Actually, I’ve already made a profit of around 290% in 21 days. You can check the net value return rate by clicking. In the future, I will only use about 3000 to follow trades. I’ve also been following myself with over 1500, so I understand this well—those who have been following for a while won’t mess around. When caught in a position, they usually do T+ and won’t hold onto losing positions blindly. Although the fees for gold and Bitcoin trading T+ are high, it’s okay because these two are re

Follow-up notes: When copying trades, be sure to select the first option to copy all positions. I am now adjusting the profit sharing, and if you want to modify the copy settings, just do so—unless someone intentionally causes a loss on Bitcoin or Ethereum and closes the position, I won't adjust the profit sharing. Since I mainly do T trading, there's not much profit to be made, especially with Bitcoin and gold. However, not doing T trading could result in being stuck for a long time. I am basically not sleeping while trapped. I suggest everyone make all the adjustments. In the early stages, c

I occasionally play with clones, but basically I only make moves with Ant Wallet. Even if I see the setup clearly, I only act through Ant Wallet. If I make a mistake, I sometimes do T+0 to add or reduce positions. If you're above 2000, I recommend trying to follow above 3100 if you have the capacity, so you can keep up completely. When copying, choose the first one to replicate all positions. I've been doing this for 21 days now. As long as I open a position, I monitor the market constantly and won't mess around blindly. If you're below 100, you might consider not following because occasional

I've been holding the position for 18 days. Yesterday, I made a 13% profit on the principal, and today I was floating at a 1.5% loss, but I still closed the position. I can't understand why. I'm so cautious even with such a small position. If you leave, I lose all the copy trading profits. Originally, Bitcoin has high trading fees, and closing a position immediately wipes out the copy trading gains. I've been very conscientious. I at least do T+0 trading. Bitcoin and gold have genuinely high fees!!! They're not like Ethereum and other altcoins!! But Bitcoin and gold are actually less volatile,

I haven't even used up a single cup of my Bitcoin, and yet people are afraid of running away. Is it a total loss? I earned 13 times the principal yesterday, and today, as long as Bitcoin drops, it's a huge opportunity for someone like me who does T trading. I've never lost money on Bitcoin; I haven't even used up my leverage, so why be afraid? The more it drops, the more it benefits us...

Now that I have more followers, I hide my order information. Sometimes I do some fake trades occasionally, but I’m also afraid of being watched and sniped. Although I usually enter and exit quickly, I still worry about being monitored. Mainstream doesn’t matter; I’ve never lost money trading Bitcoin or Ethereum. Today, I’ve already made nearly 5% profit on my principal. These trades have never gone against me; I basically enter and profit right away. 17 days with a 100% win rate. I don’t want to keep this strategy going because I don’t want to suffer losses next time if I’m wrong. After all, m

Yesterday I caught that gold at 4300, and I saw an opportunity where the K-line was also dropping. The short position at 4450 kept rising 150 points—that was brutal. I need to calm down these past two days and review. I got a bit overexcited today, was thinking about closing and taking a break, then opened another position too heavy. Then it just kept rising non-stop. I haven't closed my eyes for a day and night. This single trade has been way too drawn out. Some people lose money because commissions are too expensive, but I did way too many scalp trades on this position. Today I probably accu

I've been doing T-trades, and this position started with a 100 loss, now I'm up over 40. I won't break even for less than 100+ profit. I have two main positions. I was too cautious earlier, otherwise I could have closed out both long and short positions with huge profits. After being up all night without sleep, I finally stopped the losses. You guys lost mainly because I did too many T-trades with the fees. The short from 4450 basically hit the high point by now. When this long position goes up, I have another opportunity. If both positions are profitable, it'll be worth the all-nighter. Every

I was supposed to make a profit of 3.5 points on capital today. I was just about to take a break when I saw gold explosively rally from 4300 to this high. I entered at 4450 with a small position, and after it rallied so high, I was down 20 points. Now it's come back. I have two positions now, and I'm far away from liquidation. I've been taking signals for 15 days. If it goes down and I go long, I won't hit stop loss—I won't do scalp trading to repair it. Taking a loss on one trade is normal. Next time if the situation isn't right, I'll directly stop loss. This position can hold for a bit. At 4

Regarding what everyone's been saying about not keeping up, I took a look at things. Since I occasionally trade altcoins now, I'm especially cautious. I generally enter positions by reading the K-line chart, which is what I call naked K-line analysis based on my own understanding. I only take action when there's significant volume increase. I saw the opening at 0.0028 which I initially thought was a short-term bottom, but I remained cautious and only opened a 0.05x position. With large volatility, ten points of profit becomes significant too. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and gold are mainstream assets,

Today, I made about a 5% profit on my principal. I mainly enter at key levels, and in addition to watching naked candles, I look at trading volume. Occasionally, I play with altcoins, and I usually take very small positions in altcoins, like tiny ant positions. If I make a mistake, I use extreme tactics to do T (trade in and out), never being greedy. My positions are often closed at around 70% or 80%, which is why the closing prices are very close, but sometimes the distance between open and close can be quite far. I checked my copy-trading records, and my profits are roughly similar. Some peo

Hey everyone, today marks day 11 of leading signals. I've already flipped my principal 1.25x, which is 125% returns. Currently maintaining a 100% win rate, with only 0.16% drawdown. Don't be afraid of any floating losses—I'll use extreme techniques to recover. When I add positions, I'll close them at a certain level or before reaching it, so some final orders will show very tight closing distances. Lyn, I typically close at least 3 points away. Some positions only show tight closing distances after executing T trades. I followed my own signals with 1000u and can confirm slippage isn't much. I'