"No matter how great the KOL is, 95% of retail investors will definitely lose money"
Actually, when I first started managing Threads, I didn't consider promoting exchanges.
I simply shared my thoughts and operations, and just made a record.
It wasn't until around mid-May that I started to plan promotion,
My trading approach seeks conservativeness and stability,
Opening low leverage at suitable times, spending most of the time holding spot positions.
Using a portion of my position to play meme coins, I buy Bitcoin once I make a profit.
As time goes by, I will only become safer and more stable.
From the perspective of exchanges, I may not bring any benefits.
But after actually promoting, I finally understand why exchanges always have absolute confidence.
I observed every operation shared from the editorial account on Pie Network,
Investment is ultimately a struggle against one's own human nature, unrelated to others.
For example:
At the end of last month, I was very bullish on Bitcoin and called for full position buying at the bottom.
The editorial account dropped from 1 million to 980,000, and someone cut losses,
When it really went up, they DM'd me on IG asking if they could leverage to the max to chase.
A few days ago it rose to 120,000, even when I said to wait a bit longer, some people rushed in directly.
Due to the fluctuations in recent days, because the grid was constantly refreshing, the editorial account also rose from 1.67 million to 1.72 million.
I didn’t move at all; just lying down won me over most people.
But even within my group,
There are still many brothers who got liquidated due to the FOMC meeting yesterday.
Retail investors in the crypto circle ultimately cannot escape the scythe under big data.
