Why not trade by yourself to improve your trading skills?
Cornelius Scruggs g1mH
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Recently in the square, there have been many event contracts and so-called master traders. Yesterday, I followed one for a while to decode how these so-called perpetual profit masters deceive people. After adding them, the master will ask if you want to join a group or if you prefer a 70-30 profit sharing. Joining the group costs 1000 soft sister coins for a month, while the 70-30 split means that you give 30% of your earnings to the master. Joining the group is like paying an upfront intelligence tax, and with the 70-30 split, these masters will continuously encourage you to place heavy bets to maximize their cut. In the end, you bear the loss of your principal, and if you win, everyone is happy as you give the master 30%. If you lose, the master is unaffected since the loss is yours. The master's so-called calls are completely random; they usually do not bet themselves or only place a small bet of 5 units, which does not hurt them if they lose. Winning streaks are the master's little tricks, and if you lose, it's just tough luck for you. Generally, the master will start by asking how much capital you have. Once you tell them, they will lure you into placing heavy bets, draining your principal. Therefore, bosses, making money is still dependent on yourself. Do not trust those so-called masters in the square who lure you in to take advantage of you.
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