I have said it multiple times. Your account is in your hands; whether you incur losses or make profits, you are ultimately responsible. Looking back—when did my advice actually cause you to lose money? The key issue is quite simple: some people only hold on to their profits without taking action, and even when signals come, they don't follow. No one can blame them.
If you really have the skills, your account should be growing every day, and there's no need to keep an eye on me. Isn't that right? So I’ll lay it out—if you dare to use real money accounts, dare to reveal real trading data, and dare to give real-time advice during market movements—can such traders beat most of the so-called big V influencers on the market? I believe they can.
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 01-14 04:23
That's right, you're responsible for your own account, and this principle is very simple.
If you have the ability, stop just watching the signals and start acting—your account will speak for itself.
Real trading data is what counts; who can't boast?
I agree with this statement; too many influencers just know how to boast.
When the account loses money, they shift the blame; when it profits, they refuse to take profits—who's to blame?
Real-time signals + real money can indeed outperform most so-called influencers in the market.
In short: if you have the guts, use real money to trade. Are you willing to dare?
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 01-13 14:54
That's right, the account belongs to you, you can't run away.
If you're really making money, there's no need to watch calls every day.
Daring to use real money truly outperforms most big V accounts instantly.
If you're still passing the buck, think more about how you operate.
This logic holds up.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 01-13 10:37
Well, I've heard this set of words quite enough. What about the live trading data? No matter how eloquently you speak, the account still has the final say.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 01-13 03:56
I've heard this set of words too many times, honestly it's a bit annoying. If you really have the ability, then pull out some real trading data, don't just talk tough.
Alright, the account is your own, and you bear the risk. I agree with that. But blaming others for following your signals is interesting.
Profit is being held onto and not released? Wake up, most people haven't even made any money, okay?
Real trading is definitely more appealing than just shouting signals, it all depends on whether you have the guts.
It's the same old rhetoric. People who are truly making money are already financially free and don't need to post comments every day.
Instantly beating a big V? Fine, then first show a screenshot of your account before bragging.
Don't deflect blame. How many people have listened to your advice and ended up losing money?
I've heard this so many times it’s making my ears calloused. Can you come up with something fresh next time?
Giving advice in real-time? First, pass the 24-hour test.
Here we go again. I just want to ask, how many people have been wrecked because of your signals?
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MemeCoinSavant
· 01-13 03:54
nah this "i've told you a thousand times" energy is peak copium theater, not gonna lie. like bro, if your calls were actually *that* fire, why you still need the validation posts? 🤔 the statistical significance of "trust me bro" sits at p < 0.069 if u catch my drift
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GasGuzzler
· 01-13 03:49
That's right, truly profitable people are too busy to hype.
If you don't follow the trades, who are you blaming? Your own money, your own lack of attention.
Real trading data is the key; empty talk is useless.
This logic makes sense; the account speaks for itself.
If you have the guts, show your real results; don't just talk tough.
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quietly_staking
· 01-13 03:46
Still passing the buck, huh? I just want to ask—what about the real trading account? Bragging every day about beating big V, why not show some account screenshots?
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I've heard this kind of excuse too many times; in the end, it's always the retail investors footing the bill.
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Wow, this logic is impressive. Losing money means I'm inexperienced, but making money should be thanks to you?
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If you truly traded with real accounts, you'd be financially free by now. Instead, you're just telling jokes here.
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You're just shifting the focus here. I’m just waiting to see when you'll actually dare to show your trades.
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When the market moves, you give advice in real-time. I think more often you're just armchair strategizing after the fact, haha.
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Who believes that? Only fools. Big V's say stuff like that, but the difference is whether they have real account data with actual funds.
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Talking all fancy but never showing real trading results. I'm just wondering.
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Beating big V? Then why don't you just wipe out your own losses?
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I've heard this three times already. Every time, it's the same routine, just with a different audience.
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Fren_Not_Food
· 01-13 03:39
Real gold and silver are the hard truth; talking on paper is pointless
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That's right, but how many people really dare to show their live trading data?
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Honestly, manage your own account yourself. If you disagree, let's bet it out.
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I've heard this logic too many times... but no one actually shows their accounts publicly.
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Alright, alright, let's see who really dares to bet with real money.
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Making a profit is easy; being able to hold it is the real skill, I agree with that.
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Calling trades and live trading are completely different; don't confuse the two.
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If you have the guts, do a live trading session; stop just talking and not practicing.
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This logic has many flaws. How come losing money is blamed on clients?
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Is it true? Dare to have real-time conversations during market movements?
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MidnightTrader
· 01-13 03:29
The words are fine, but few people dare to publish real trading data.
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So it's still my fault for not calling out signals; this logic is quite fresh.
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Real money trading with actual funds is indeed a hundred times better than screenshots; it all depends on who dares to do it.
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Someone's account loses money and they blame others; such people are everywhere.
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Waiting to see, I haven't met many who truly guide in real-time and don't run away.
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If you have real skills, you can make money directly; you don't need to watch the market for so long.
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That's right, but 99% of the signal callers in the market are just to trap retail investors.
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Accounts that keep rising every day really don't need to listen to anyone; that's the problem.
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I've heard the phrase "instant verification of big V accounts" too many times; the outcome varies.
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Managing your own account—there's nothing to say about it, just that too many people lack execution ability.
I have said it multiple times. Your account is in your hands; whether you incur losses or make profits, you are ultimately responsible. Looking back—when did my advice actually cause you to lose money? The key issue is quite simple: some people only hold on to their profits without taking action, and even when signals come, they don't follow. No one can blame them.
If you really have the skills, your account should be growing every day, and there's no need to keep an eye on me. Isn't that right? So I’ll lay it out—if you dare to use real money accounts, dare to reveal real trading data, and dare to give real-time advice during market movements—can such traders beat most of the so-called big V influencers on the market? I believe they can.