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全宇宙挑战13周0.5U到1000万U第一人，总有一天，我会成为这个星球上的神，God of Trading，God of Financial，God of Gamblers，God of Wealth，而在我成功之前，请尊称我为亏神、God of losses、Lossifer，谢谢你的关注
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Pinned · Let’s get the rules straight first
Tech Bro is standardizing the numbers. The 14, 16, and 17 weeks I mentioned before were all my bad counting—this is the one to go by:
13 weeks, starting with 0.5U. Kicking off on October 3, 2026, and ending on January 2, 2027. Let’s see if we can hit 10 million U before New Year’s Day.
How it works:
- Screen assets using contract monitoring: use the larger timeframe to determine direction and the smaller timeframe to find entry points. Only trade what makes it through the screening.
- Keep the simulated bot dashboard’s accounts separate. Simulations are simulations; they don’t get mixed into the live-trading figures.
- One daily update: account equity is the main figure, deposits are listed separately, and net trading profit or loss is listed separately—deposits don’t count as profit. That’s a hard rule.
The entire process will be conducted live and made public, just to grow my following. I’ll post losses too, and if the account hits zero, I’ll own it.
No trade signals, no promises of returns. Don’t copy my trades.
Pinned · Let’s get the rules straight first
Tech Bro is standardizing the numbers. The 14, 16, and 17 weeks I mentioned before were all my bad counting—this is the one to go by:
13 weeks, starting with 0.5U. Kicking off on October 3, 2026, and ending on January 2, 2027. Let’s see if we can hit 10 million U before New Year’s Day.
How it works:
- Screen assets using contract monitoring: use the larger timeframe to determine direction and the smaller timeframe to find entry points. Only trade what makes it through the screening.
- Keep the simulated bot dashboard’s accounts separate. Simulations are simulations; they don’t get mixed into the live-trading figures.
- One daily update: account equity is the main figure, deposits are listed separately, and net trading profit or loss is listed separately—deposits don’t count as profit. That’s a hard rule.
The entire process will be conducted live and made public, just to grow my following. I’ll post losses too, and if the account hits zero, I’ll own it.
No trade signals, no promises of returns. Don’t copy my trades.
Tech Bro is standardizing the numbers. The 14, 16, and 17 weeks I mentioned before were all my bad counting—this is the one to go by:
13 weeks, starting with 0.5U. Kicking off on October 3, 2026, and ending on January 2, 2027. Let’s see if we can hit 10 million U before New Year’s Day.
How it works:
- Screen assets using contract monitoring: use the larger timeframe to determine direction and the smaller timeframe to find entry points. Only trade what makes it through the screening.
- Keep the simulated bot dashboard’s accounts separate. Simulations are simulations; they don’t get mixed into the live-trading figures.
- One daily update: account equity is the main figure, deposits are listed separately, and net trading profit or loss is listed separately—deposits don’t count as profit. That’s a hard rule.
The entire process will be conducted live and made public, just to grow my following. I’ll post losses too, and if the account hits zero, I’ll own it.
No trade signals, no promises of returns. Don’t copy my trades.
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【0.5U to 10 Million U: The Ultimate Challenge】A 13-week challenge (before New Year’s) to turn 0.5U into 10 million U. Day 20
I’m trading live and sharing everything publicly, just to grow my following. Last night, before bed, I had 175.94U. I just checked, and now it’s 2.92U. There’s only one 2 left before the decimal point. I turned my phone face down on the table, then flipped it over to check again. Still 2.92. Numbers are the most honest things in the world. They can’t even be bothered to comfort you. I finished reviewing today’s trades and laid bare every detail of what I did. When I was done, I just sat there in silence for a long time. BTC fell only 3.2% from its high, and ETH only 4.0%. That tiny move took me from 175U to 2.92U—a 98% loss. The market didn’t kill me. I did it to myself, one cut at a time.
First cut: position size. Last night, when all 15-plus of my long positions were in the green, my notional position was 15 times my equity. This morning, when my account had fallen to 34U, my position size had actually risen to 101 times my equity. A 1% drop wiped out half my account. That’s not trading—it’s betting your life on a single line. Second cut: adding to losing positions. $ETH was only 0.25 last night. Today I kept buying all the way down, until it reached 0.75—three times as much. The more it fell, the more I bought; the more I bought, the further it fell. I thought I was lowering my average cost, but really, I was adding leverage to a bad decision. I wrote “take profits and be content” just yesterday, then turned around and forgot it. That’s what hurts most: I understand all the principles, but my hands have never listened. Third cut: selling, then buying back. I made 73 ETH trades today alone, and $BTC 60 trades in the other market. At 11:30, I cut my position at the day’s low. At 11:33, just three minutes after selling, I bought back in. I sold at the bottom and bought back on emotion. I paid 18.31U in fees today alone. After a whole day of trading two assets, my realized profit was +1.09U, while fees came to 16.63U. I’m not trading; I’m letting my emotions work for the exchange.
This afternoon, my mom messaged to ask if I’d eaten. I stared at my 2.92U account and typed four characters: “I ate. Doing great.” The second I sent it, my eyes welled up. Those are the most dignified lies adults tell: “Doing great.” “I’m fine.” “Nothing’s wrong.” I’ve spent all my life’s bravado on replying to messages from my family. Why trade? For that refusal to accept defeat. For someone like me, with no connections and no capital, who still wants to reach for the doorknob of destiny. But today, I never reached the doorknob. My hand got scorched first.
So this isn’t an apology. It’s a set of orders I’m giving myself. I’m listing each rule here, and posting them so you can hold me accountable: One: The total notional value of my positions must never exceed five times my account equity. If it does, I close positions first and discuss everything else later. Two: Losing positions may only be reduced, never added to. No averaging down, no buying more as the price falls. I’m quitting that as of today. Three: If I close a position in an asset, I’m not allowed to buy it back that day. After closing, I shut down the app. If I get restless, I’ll take a walk downstairs. I’m not allowed back at the table. Four: I’m quitting 150x leverage. From now on, leverage on major coins is capped at 20x. With a heart like mine, staying alive comes first. Five: After a big winning day, I’ll lock in half the profit, reduce my position, and hold overnight. Going to sleep fully invested after a win—that habit was the start of today’s disaster. Six: At the end of each day, I’ll check fees before profit and loss. If I make more than 30 trades in a day, I stop automatically and come back the next day. I know words alone aren’t enough. Someone like me has promised to change a hundred times. So this time I’m posting these rules in public, in black and white. If I break them again, use this post to call me out. Don’t hold back. If you can’t keep yourself in check, put your reputation on the line and let a crowd watch you change.
I’m still 9,999,997.08U short of 10 million. The number of times I need to multiply my money has gone from 56,838 last night to over 3.4 million. I climbed that mountain for 19 days, then slid back to the bottom in one day. But the account is still here. The 2.92U is still here. And so am I. My heart may be broken, but the rules are in place. Starting tomorrow, I’ll learn to trade like a normal person before I start talking about becoming a legend. If you follow Loser Bro, don’t comfort me tonight. Just say one thing: “We’re watching.”
【0.5U to 10 Million U: The Ultimate Challenge】A 13-week challenge (before New Year’s) to turn 0.5U into 10 million U. Day 20
I’m trading live and sharing everything publicly, just to grow my following. Last night, before bed, I had 175.94U. I just checked, and now it’s 2.92U. There’s only one 2 left before the decimal point. I turned my phone face down on the table, then flipped it over to check again. Still 2.92. Numbers are the most honest things in the world. They can’t even be bothered to comfort you. I finished reviewing today’s trades and laid bare every detail of what I did. When I was done, I just sat there in silence for a long time. BTC fell only 3.2% from its high, and ETH only 4.0%. That tiny move took me from 175U to 2.92U—a 98% loss. The market didn’t kill me. I did it to myself, one cut at a time.
First cut: position size. Last night, when all 15-plus of my long positions were in the green, my notional position was 15 times my equity. This morning, when my account had fallen to 34U, my position size had actually risen to 101 times my equity. A 1% drop wiped out half my account. That’s not trading—it’s betting your life on a single line. Second cut: adding to losing positions. $ETH was only 0.25 last night. Today I kept buying all the way down, until it reached 0.75—three times as much. The more it fell, the more I bought; the more I bought, the further it fell. I thought I was lowering my average cost, but really, I was adding leverage to a bad decision. I wrote “take profits and be content” just yesterday, then turned around and forgot it. That’s what hurts most: I understand all the principles, but my hands have never listened. Third cut: selling, then buying back. I made 73 ETH trades today alone, and $BTC 60 trades in the other market. At 11:30, I cut my position at the day’s low. At 11:33, just three minutes after selling, I bought back in. I sold at the bottom and bought back on emotion. I paid 18.31U in fees today alone. After a whole day of trading two assets, my realized profit was +1.09U, while fees came to 16.63U. I’m not trading; I’m letting my emotions work for the exchange.
This afternoon, my mom messaged to ask if I’d eaten. I stared at my 2.92U account and typed four characters: “I ate. Doing great.” The second I sent it, my eyes welled up. Those are the most dignified lies adults tell: “Doing great.” “I’m fine.” “Nothing’s wrong.” I’ve spent all my life’s bravado on replying to messages from my family. Why trade? For that refusal to accept defeat. For someone like me, with no connections and no capital, who still wants to reach for the doorknob of destiny. But today, I never reached the doorknob. My hand got scorched first.
So this isn’t an apology. It’s a set of orders I’m giving myself. I’m listing each rule here, and posting them so you can hold me accountable: One: The total notional value of my positions must never exceed five times my account equity. If it does, I close positions first and discuss everything else later. Two: Losing positions may only be reduced, never added to. No averaging down, no buying more as the price falls. I’m quitting that as of today. Three: If I close a position in an asset, I’m not allowed to buy it back that day. After closing, I shut down the app. If I get restless, I’ll take a walk downstairs. I’m not allowed back at the table. Four: I’m quitting 150x leverage. From now on, leverage on major coins is capped at 20x. With a heart like mine, staying alive comes first. Five: After a big winning day, I’ll lock in half the profit, reduce my position, and hold overnight. Going to sleep fully invested after a win—that habit was the start of today’s disaster. Six: At the end of each day, I’ll check fees before profit and loss. If I make more than 30 trades in a day, I stop automatically and come back the next day. I know words alone aren’t enough. Someone like me has promised to change a hundred times. So this time I’m posting these rules in public, in black and white. If I break them again, use this post to call me out. Don’t hold back. If you can’t keep yourself in check, put your reputation on the line and let a crowd watch you change.
I’m still 9,999,997.08U short of 10 million. The number of times I need to multiply my money has gone from 56,838 last night to over 3.4 million. I climbed that mountain for 19 days, then slid back to the bottom in one day. But the account is still here. The 2.92U is still here. And so am I. My heart may be broken, but the rules are in place. Starting tomorrow, I’ll learn to trade like a normal person before I start talking about becoming a legend. If you follow Loser Bro, don’t comfort me tonight. Just say one thing: “We’re watching.”
I’m trading live and sharing everything publicly, just to grow my following. Last night, before bed, I had 175.94U. I just checked, and now it’s 2.92U. There’s only one 2 left before the decimal point. I turned my phone face down on the table, then flipped it over to check again. Still 2.92. Numbers are the most honest things in the world. They can’t even be bothered to comfort you. I finished reviewing today’s trades and laid bare every detail of what I did. When I was done, I just sat there in silence for a long time. BTC fell only 3.2% from its high, and ETH only 4.0%. That tiny move took me from 175U to 2.92U—a 98% loss. The market didn’t kill me. I did it to myself, one cut at a time.
First cut: position size. Last night, when all 15-plus of my long positions were in the green, my notional position was 15 times my equity. This morning, when my account had fallen to 34U, my position size had actually risen to 101 times my equity. A 1% drop wiped out half my account. That’s not trading—it’s betting your life on a single line. Second cut: adding to losing positions. $ETH was only 0.25 last night. Today I kept buying all the way down, until it reached 0.75—three times as much. The more it fell, the more I bought; the more I bought, the further it fell. I thought I was lowering my average cost, but really, I was adding leverage to a bad decision. I wrote “take profits and be content” just yesterday, then turned around and forgot it. That’s what hurts most: I understand all the principles, but my hands have never listened. Third cut: selling, then buying back. I made 73 ETH trades today alone, and $BTC 60 trades in the other market. At 11:30, I cut my position at the day’s low. At 11:33, just three minutes after selling, I bought back in. I sold at the bottom and bought back on emotion. I paid 18.31U in fees today alone. After a whole day of trading two assets, my realized profit was +1.09U, while fees came to 16.63U. I’m not trading; I’m letting my emotions work for the exchange.
This afternoon, my mom messaged to ask if I’d eaten. I stared at my 2.92U account and typed four characters: “I ate. Doing great.” The second I sent it, my eyes welled up. Those are the most dignified lies adults tell: “Doing great.” “I’m fine.” “Nothing’s wrong.” I’ve spent all my life’s bravado on replying to messages from my family. Why trade? For that refusal to accept defeat. For someone like me, with no connections and no capital, who still wants to reach for the doorknob of destiny. But today, I never reached the doorknob. My hand got scorched first.
So this isn’t an apology. It’s a set of orders I’m giving myself. I’m listing each rule here, and posting them so you can hold me accountable: One: The total notional value of my positions must never exceed five times my account equity. If it does, I close positions first and discuss everything else later. Two: Losing positions may only be reduced, never added to. No averaging down, no buying more as the price falls. I’m quitting that as of today. Three: If I close a position in an asset, I’m not allowed to buy it back that day. After closing, I shut down the app. If I get restless, I’ll take a walk downstairs. I’m not allowed back at the table. Four: I’m quitting 150x leverage. From now on, leverage on major coins is capped at 20x. With a heart like mine, staying alive comes first. Five: After a big winning day, I’ll lock in half the profit, reduce my position, and hold overnight. Going to sleep fully invested after a win—that habit was the start of today’s disaster. Six: At the end of each day, I’ll check fees before profit and loss. If I make more than 30 trades in a day, I stop automatically and come back the next day. I know words alone aren’t enough. Someone like me has promised to change a hundred times. So this time I’m posting these rules in public, in black and white. If I break them again, use this post to call me out. Don’t hold back. If you can’t keep yourself in check, put your reputation on the line and let a crowd watch you change.
I’m still 9,999,997.08U short of 10 million. The number of times I need to multiply my money has gone from 56,838 last night to over 3.4 million. I climbed that mountain for 19 days, then slid back to the bottom in one day. But the account is still here. The 2.92U is still here. And so am I. My heart may be broken, but the rules are in place. Starting tomorrow, I’ll learn to trade like a normal person before I start talking about becoming a legend. If you follow Loser Bro, don’t comfort me tonight. Just say one thing: “We’re watching.”
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【0.5U to 10 Million U Extreme Challenge】13 weeks (before New Year's) to turn 0.5U into 10 million, Day 20
The entire journey is being shared publicly with real trades, all for the followers. No bragging or slogans in today's post. Loss Bro just wants somewhere to pour out what's on his mind. Before bed last night, my account was at 175.94U; today, it's at 32.69U. I stared at that number for a long time—so long that the screen dimmed automatically, then I tapped it awake, and it dimmed again. Back and forth, just like these past 20 days.
It took me 19 days to climb from 0.5U to 175U. It took the market just one night to send me back to 32U.
When I was up +96.48U net for the day yesterday, I was genuinely happy. You know that kind of happiness? It wasn't about the money. It was feeling like all the staying up, watching, and holding on over these 20 days had finally paid off a little. I even got a bit carried away, thinking maybe this really could work. But today, so far, I'm down -66.27U realized, with another 13.25U deducted in fees. All 8 of my long positions are showing losses, with unrealized losses of -30.40U, and my available balance is 0. $ETH 150x, unrealized loss -14.60; $BTC 150x, unrealized loss -7.35; $BMT , unrealized loss -1.70; PUMP, unrealized loss -2.08; US, unrealized loss -2.91. I won't name the few smaller ones—they haven't done any better. Not a single one is in the green. The more inflated I was last night, the quieter I am today.
The hardest part of trading has never been how much you lose on any one trade. It's waking up at three in the morning and reaching for your phone to check the charts before even getting a drink of water; it's your family asking why you're still awake, you saying “in a minute,” then refreshing the candlestick chart over and over; it's the food getting cold on the table while you say you'll eat after this candle finishes, and before you know it, one meal has turned into two; it's your eyes bloodshot and your shoulders stiff, your mom asking if you've been tired lately, and you smiling and saying you're fine before turning back to watch those lines jumping up and down. Does it sound melodramatic to say all this? It does. But isn't this what every serious trader has been through?
What's the worst part? Knowing you told yourself just yesterday to take profits and be content, then filling your positions right back up today; knowing 150x leverage is a knife, yet reaching for the blade again and again; watching your unrealized profits get eaten away bit by bit, your finger hovering over the close-position button, while a voice in your head says, “Wait a little longer, maybe it'll bounce.” What comes isn't a bounce, but numbers that keep getting smaller, until you're too exhausted to even get angry. All you can say is: “Oh, this again.”
I did the math. I'm still 9,999,967.31U short of 10 million, and the multiplier I need to make it back has climbed to 305,929x. I'd need to gain +19.47% every day. Yesterday, that number was still 56,838x. One day—just one day—and it feels like someone kicked me from halfway up the mountain all the way back to the bottom. And I still have to smile and tell you: “It's okay, I'll climb again.” My enemies would probably want to hand me a tissue after hearing that.
But I'll still say this: I won't delete my posts, shut down the live account, or disappear. I was here at 175U, and I'm here at 32U. There probably aren't many people on this platform who'd keep posting after taking losses like this—not because I'm especially tough, but because the challenge was clear from day one: everything would be public, the good and the bad, all of it real. My glass heart is shattered all over the floor. I'll sweep up the pieces, put them back together, and carry on tomorrow.
Those of you following Loss Bro, you don't need to comfort me tonight or lecture me. Just sit with me for a while. What traders lack most isn't a strategy—it's someone who understands just how grueling this road is. This time tomorrow, I'll still be here, reporting a number you may not want to see, but one that's absolutely real.
【0.5U to 10 Million U Extreme Challenge】13 weeks (before New Year's) to turn 0.5U into 10 million, Day 20
The entire journey is being shared publicly with real trades, all for the followers. No bragging or slogans in today's post. Loss Bro just wants somewhere to pour out what's on his mind. Before bed last night, my account was at 175.94U; today, it's at 32.69U. I stared at that number for a long time—so long that the screen dimmed automatically, then I tapped it awake, and it dimmed again. Back and forth, just like these past 20 days.
It took me 19 days to climb from 0.5U to 175U. It took the market just one night to send me back to 32U.
When I was up +96.48U net for the day yesterday, I was genuinely happy. You know that kind of happiness? It wasn't about the money. It was feeling like all the staying up, watching, and holding on over these 20 days had finally paid off a little. I even got a bit carried away, thinking maybe this really could work. But today, so far, I'm down -66.27U realized, with another 13.25U deducted in fees. All 8 of my long positions are showing losses, with unrealized losses of -30.40U, and my available balance is 0. $ETH 150x, unrealized loss -14.60; $BTC 150x, unrealized loss -7.35; $BMT , unrealized loss -1.70; PUMP, unrealized loss -2.08; US, unrealized loss -2.91. I won't name the few smaller ones—they haven't done any better. Not a single one is in the green. The more inflated I was last night, the quieter I am today.
The hardest part of trading has never been how much you lose on any one trade. It's waking up at three in the morning and reaching for your phone to check the charts before even getting a drink of water; it's your family asking why you're still awake, you saying “in a minute,” then refreshing the candlestick chart over and over; it's the food getting cold on the table while you say you'll eat after this candle finishes, and before you know it, one meal has turned into two; it's your eyes bloodshot and your shoulders stiff, your mom asking if you've been tired lately, and you smiling and saying you're fine before turning back to watch those lines jumping up and down. Does it sound melodramatic to say all this? It does. But isn't this what every serious trader has been through?
What's the worst part? Knowing you told yourself just yesterday to take profits and be content, then filling your positions right back up today; knowing 150x leverage is a knife, yet reaching for the blade again and again; watching your unrealized profits get eaten away bit by bit, your finger hovering over the close-position button, while a voice in your head says, “Wait a little longer, maybe it'll bounce.” What comes isn't a bounce, but numbers that keep getting smaller, until you're too exhausted to even get angry. All you can say is: “Oh, this again.”
I did the math. I'm still 9,999,967.31U short of 10 million, and the multiplier I need to make it back has climbed to 305,929x. I'd need to gain +19.47% every day. Yesterday, that number was still 56,838x. One day—just one day—and it feels like someone kicked me from halfway up the mountain all the way back to the bottom. And I still have to smile and tell you: “It's okay, I'll climb again.” My enemies would probably want to hand me a tissue after hearing that.
But I'll still say this: I won't delete my posts, shut down the live account, or disappear. I was here at 175U, and I'm here at 32U. There probably aren't many people on this platform who'd keep posting after taking losses like this—not because I'm especially tough, but because the challenge was clear from day one: everything would be public, the good and the bad, all of it real. My glass heart is shattered all over the floor. I'll sweep up the pieces, put them back together, and carry on tomorrow.
Those of you following Loss Bro, you don't need to comfort me tonight or lecture me. Just sit with me for a while. What traders lack most isn't a strategy—it's someone who understands just how grueling this road is. This time tomorrow, I'll still be here, reporting a number you may not want to see, but one that's absolutely real.
The entire journey is being shared publicly with real trades, all for the followers. No bragging or slogans in today's post. Loss Bro just wants somewhere to pour out what's on his mind. Before bed last night, my account was at 175.94U; today, it's at 32.69U. I stared at that number for a long time—so long that the screen dimmed automatically, then I tapped it awake, and it dimmed again. Back and forth, just like these past 20 days.
It took me 19 days to climb from 0.5U to 175U. It took the market just one night to send me back to 32U.
When I was up +96.48U net for the day yesterday, I was genuinely happy. You know that kind of happiness? It wasn't about the money. It was feeling like all the staying up, watching, and holding on over these 20 days had finally paid off a little. I even got a bit carried away, thinking maybe this really could work. But today, so far, I'm down -66.27U realized, with another 13.25U deducted in fees. All 8 of my long positions are showing losses, with unrealized losses of -30.40U, and my available balance is 0. $ETH 150x, unrealized loss -14.60; $BTC 150x, unrealized loss -7.35; $BMT , unrealized loss -1.70; PUMP, unrealized loss -2.08; US, unrealized loss -2.91. I won't name the few smaller ones—they haven't done any better. Not a single one is in the green. The more inflated I was last night, the quieter I am today.
The hardest part of trading has never been how much you lose on any one trade. It's waking up at three in the morning and reaching for your phone to check the charts before even getting a drink of water; it's your family asking why you're still awake, you saying “in a minute,” then refreshing the candlestick chart over and over; it's the food getting cold on the table while you say you'll eat after this candle finishes, and before you know it, one meal has turned into two; it's your eyes bloodshot and your shoulders stiff, your mom asking if you've been tired lately, and you smiling and saying you're fine before turning back to watch those lines jumping up and down. Does it sound melodramatic to say all this? It does. But isn't this what every serious trader has been through?
What's the worst part? Knowing you told yourself just yesterday to take profits and be content, then filling your positions right back up today; knowing 150x leverage is a knife, yet reaching for the blade again and again; watching your unrealized profits get eaten away bit by bit, your finger hovering over the close-position button, while a voice in your head says, “Wait a little longer, maybe it'll bounce.” What comes isn't a bounce, but numbers that keep getting smaller, until you're too exhausted to even get angry. All you can say is: “Oh, this again.”
I did the math. I'm still 9,999,967.31U short of 10 million, and the multiplier I need to make it back has climbed to 305,929x. I'd need to gain +19.47% every day. Yesterday, that number was still 56,838x. One day—just one day—and it feels like someone kicked me from halfway up the mountain all the way back to the bottom. And I still have to smile and tell you: “It's okay, I'll climb again.” My enemies would probably want to hand me a tissue after hearing that.
But I'll still say this: I won't delete my posts, shut down the live account, or disappear. I was here at 175U, and I'm here at 32U. There probably aren't many people on this platform who'd keep posting after taking losses like this—not because I'm especially tough, but because the challenge was clear from day one: everything would be public, the good and the bad, all of it real. My glass heart is shattered all over the floor. I'll sweep up the pieces, put them back together, and carry on tomorrow.
Those of you following Loss Bro, you don't need to comfort me tonight or lecture me. Just sit with me for a while. What traders lack most isn't a strategy—it's someone who understands just how grueling this road is. This time tomorrow, I'll still be here, reporting a number you may not want to see, but one that's absolutely real.
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Bullish
Do you, like me, firmly believe you will succeed?
Or not?
Do you, like me, firmly believe you will succeed?
Or not?
Or not?
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13-week challenge: turning 0.5U into 10 million — Day 19
Sharing my live trades publicly the whole way, just to gain followers. A late-night update: my account equity is currently 175.94U, and I netted +91.40U trading today. What I made today is more than 182 times my starting capital of 0.5U. This is the moment Bro Kui has waited 19 days for.
Here are today’s numbers, clear as day: realized profit +98.71U, funding fees +1.79U, trading fees −9.11U, net profit +91.40U. Over the last three days: realized profit +117.12U, net profit after fees +103.25U. That’s how I’ve been putting up three-digit gains, one day at a time.
What I’m even prouder of is how my approach has changed: when my unrealized profit peaked at +54U tonight, I didn’t get greedy—I locked in most of it. There’s now 135.97U of real money sitting in my wallet, and I’ve still got 15-plus long positions open, with +39.96U in unrealized profit; 10 are in the green. Securing profits isn’t cowardice. It’s a rule understood by people who’ve been taught the hard way by the market—I've seen plenty of unrealized gains ride the roller coaster, and in the end, only what you’ve locked in counts.
As always, all my positions are public: all 15 are long positions, with a notional value of 2,687U—15 times my equity. $ETH , 150x, unrealized profit +12.90, currently in first place; $BTC, 150x, unrealized profit +9.18; $ERA, unrealized profit +4.83; KORU, unrealized profit +4.78. The five positions in the red are down just 2.05U combined—negligible.
The comments are going to argue again: all longs, 150x leverage, notional positions worth 15 times my equity—is this skill or gambling with my life? I can’t be bothered to argue tonight. I’ll just show the results: +91.40U today. My live account is linked in my profile—nothing hidden, nothing doctored, nothing deleted. If you think it’s luck, stick around and see how many days my luck lasts. If you think it’s my strategy, you’d better stick around too and wait until New Year’s Day to decide.
Let’s do the grand total: I’m still 9,999,824.06U away from 10 million. I need to multiply my balance another 56,838 times—that’s 15.8 more doublings. There are 72 days left, so I need to make +16.42% a day. Still ridiculous, but the multiplier is visibly shrinking—on Day 1, I had only 0.5U and couldn’t even imagine reaching three digits. Today I’m already at 175U, calculating the next...
I’ve left a little red packet at the end of the post—grab it if you’re quick. Follow Bro Kui and stick with me until New Year’s Day. Let’s see if I become a legend or get liquidated. $ETH
13-week challenge: turning 0.5U into 10 million — Day 19
Sharing my live trades publicly the whole way, just to gain followers. A late-night update: my account equity is currently 175.94U, and I netted +91.40U trading today. What I made today is more than 182 times my starting capital of 0.5U. This is the moment Bro Kui has waited 19 days for.
Here are today’s numbers, clear as day: realized profit +98.71U, funding fees +1.79U, trading fees −9.11U, net profit +91.40U. Over the last three days: realized profit +117.12U, net profit after fees +103.25U. That’s how I’ve been putting up three-digit gains, one day at a time.
What I’m even prouder of is how my approach has changed: when my unrealized profit peaked at +54U tonight, I didn’t get greedy—I locked in most of it. There’s now 135.97U of real money sitting in my wallet, and I’ve still got 15-plus long positions open, with +39.96U in unrealized profit; 10 are in the green. Securing profits isn’t cowardice. It’s a rule understood by people who’ve been taught the hard way by the market—I've seen plenty of unrealized gains ride the roller coaster, and in the end, only what you’ve locked in counts.
As always, all my positions are public: all 15 are long positions, with a notional value of 2,687U—15 times my equity. $ETH , 150x, unrealized profit +12.90, currently in first place; $BTC, 150x, unrealized profit +9.18; $ERA, unrealized profit +4.83; KORU, unrealized profit +4.78. The five positions in the red are down just 2.05U combined—negligible.
The comments are going to argue again: all longs, 150x leverage, notional positions worth 15 times my equity—is this skill or gambling with my life? I can’t be bothered to argue tonight. I’ll just show the results: +91.40U today. My live account is linked in my profile—nothing hidden, nothing doctored, nothing deleted. If you think it’s luck, stick around and see how many days my luck lasts. If you think it’s my strategy, you’d better stick around too and wait until New Year’s Day to decide.
Let’s do the grand total: I’m still 9,999,824.06U away from 10 million. I need to multiply my balance another 56,838 times—that’s 15.8 more doublings. There are 72 days left, so I need to make +16.42% a day. Still ridiculous, but the multiplier is visibly shrinking—on Day 1, I had only 0.5U and couldn’t even imagine reaching three digits. Today I’m already at 175U, calculating the next...
I’ve left a little red packet at the end of the post—grab it if you’re quick. Follow Bro Kui and stick with me until New Year’s Day. Let’s see if I become a legend or get liquidated. $ETH
Sharing my live trades publicly the whole way, just to gain followers. A late-night update: my account equity is currently 175.94U, and I netted +91.40U trading today. What I made today is more than 182 times my starting capital of 0.5U. This is the moment Bro Kui has waited 19 days for.
Here are today’s numbers, clear as day: realized profit +98.71U, funding fees +1.79U, trading fees −9.11U, net profit +91.40U. Over the last three days: realized profit +117.12U, net profit after fees +103.25U. That’s how I’ve been putting up three-digit gains, one day at a time.
What I’m even prouder of is how my approach has changed: when my unrealized profit peaked at +54U tonight, I didn’t get greedy—I locked in most of it. There’s now 135.97U of real money sitting in my wallet, and I’ve still got 15-plus long positions open, with +39.96U in unrealized profit; 10 are in the green. Securing profits isn’t cowardice. It’s a rule understood by people who’ve been taught the hard way by the market—I've seen plenty of unrealized gains ride the roller coaster, and in the end, only what you’ve locked in counts.
As always, all my positions are public: all 15 are long positions, with a notional value of 2,687U—15 times my equity. $ETH , 150x, unrealized profit +12.90, currently in first place; $BTC, 150x, unrealized profit +9.18; $ERA, unrealized profit +4.83; KORU, unrealized profit +4.78. The five positions in the red are down just 2.05U combined—negligible.
The comments are going to argue again: all longs, 150x leverage, notional positions worth 15 times my equity—is this skill or gambling with my life? I can’t be bothered to argue tonight. I’ll just show the results: +91.40U today. My live account is linked in my profile—nothing hidden, nothing doctored, nothing deleted. If you think it’s luck, stick around and see how many days my luck lasts. If you think it’s my strategy, you’d better stick around too and wait until New Year’s Day to decide.
Let’s do the grand total: I’m still 9,999,824.06U away from 10 million. I need to multiply my balance another 56,838 times—that’s 15.8 more doublings. There are 72 days left, so I need to make +16.42% a day. Still ridiculous, but the multiplier is visibly shrinking—on Day 1, I had only 0.5U and couldn’t even imagine reaching three digits. Today I’m already at 175U, calculating the next...
I’ve left a little red packet at the end of the post—grab it if you’re quick. Follow Bro Kui and stick with me until New Year’s Day. Let’s see if I become a legend or get liquidated. $ETH
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Guys, 0.5U has grown to 1.4 million U. Do you have any questions? I can answer them.
Guys, 0.5U has grown to 1.4 million U. Do you have any questions? I can answer them.
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Guys, the account is at 112 now—let's go for it.
Guys, the account is at 112 now—let's go for it.
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Brothers, I took a big step closer today to going from 0.5U to 10 million U. My account is at 70U now. I’m aiming to hit 100U tonight and 1,000U this week. Today I turned off the live trading display on the plaza, and instantly felt like the God of Wealth had possessed me. Sure enough, my good fortune is better kept to myself. If you’re hoping to freeload off my trades from now on, think again! $JCT
{future}(JCTUSDT)
Brothers, I took a big step closer today to going from 0.5U to 10 million U. My account is at 70U now. I’m aiming to hit 100U tonight and 1,000U this week. Today I turned off the live trading display on the plaza, and instantly felt like the God of Wealth had possessed me. Sure enough, my good fortune is better kept to myself. If you’re hoping to freeload off my trades from now on, think again! $JCT
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With my skills, what's wrong with taking on a few apprentices?
With my skills, what's wrong with taking on a few apprentices?
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Guys, there are still two months and 10 days until New Year’s Day, and I’ve got 12U left in my account. Is there still a chance I can turn it into 10 million U?
Be honest with me.
Guys, there are still two months and 10 days until New Year’s Day, and I’ve got 12U left in my account. Is there still a chance I can turn it into 10 million U?
Be honest with me.
Be honest with me.
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Guys, got liquidated again today. I’ll give you a free analysis of ETH and BTC. Let’s look at ETH first: the daily MA60 is an important support level, and it’s also the low of the daily trading range. If you bought today, you can celebrate—it’s heading straight for the top of the daily range at 2,800.
Bitcoin is the same; just look for the top of its daily trading range.
In short, I’m bullish.
If you’d like regular analysis, just contact me at @GreatFutures or $BTC .
{spot}(BTCUSDT)
Guys, got liquidated again today. I’ll give you a free analysis of ETH and BTC. Let’s look at ETH first: the daily MA60 is an important support level, and it’s also the low of the daily trading range. If you bought today, you can celebrate—it’s heading straight for the top of the daily range at 2,800.
Bitcoin is the same; just look for the top of its daily trading range.
In short, I’m bullish.
If you’d like regular analysis, just contact me at @亏的只剩技术 or $BTC .
Bitcoin is the same; just look for the top of its daily trading range.
In short, I’m bullish.
If you’d like regular analysis, just contact me at @亏的只剩技术 or $BTC .
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Guys, the people I feel most sorry for are my family. I got liquidated again—heartbroken.
Guys, the people I feel most sorry for are my family. I got liquidated again—heartbroken.
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No trades tonight—let’s talk about something that really stings.
First, tonight’s numbers (pulled live from the server at 20:14): equity 0.00U, wallet 0.00U, 0 open positions. Today’s net trading loss: -6.72U—BTC -3.32, gold -2.47, PYTH -0.35, TAG -0.47, plus another -0.09 in fees.
In my post at noon, I only mentioned the liquidation at 08:50 and left out the part that stings even more: from 00:56 to 02:55, I opened three more trades—TAG, BTC, and PYTH—and lost -0.47, -1.44, and -0.35 in turn. In other words, before they carried me out, I went and dealt myself three more blows.
Then today’s market-wide stats came out, and I was stunned:
Over the past 24 hours, 171,000 traders were liquidated across the market, wiping out $822 million. Longs accounted for 84% of that—I was one of those 140,000 long-position souls who got wrecked.
And the timing was unreal: BTC’s low for the entire day was 80960, hit at 08:50 this morning. My BTC long’s liquidation price was 81136, just 176 points above the low.
Put another way: I was buried almost exactly at the market’s low for the day. Not a point to spare. BTC is now at 83600, up nearly 2,500 points—and I got out at 81136, carried out whether I liked it or not.
Today’s revelation from the Loss God: getting liquidated isn’t scary. What’s scary is getting liquidated at the low, then watching helplessly as the price climbs back up.
One question: on day 7 after going to zero, should I deposit another 30U and keep going, or lie low and review my trades for three days first? Vote in the comments.
Full live trading record, open for everyone to see. I’ve lost everything but my technical skills—please follow.
$BTC $ETH
No trades tonight—let’s talk about something that really stings.
First, tonight’s numbers (pulled live from the server at 20:14): equity 0.00U, wallet 0.00U, 0 open positions. Today’s net trading loss: -6.72U—BTC -3.32, gold -2.47, PYTH -0.35, TAG -0.47, plus another -0.09 in fees.
In my post at noon, I only mentioned the liquidation at 08:50 and left out the part that stings even more: from 00:56 to 02:55, I opened three more trades—TAG, BTC, and PYTH—and lost -0.47, -1.44, and -0.35 in turn. In other words, before they carried me out, I went and dealt myself three more blows.
Then today’s market-wide stats came out, and I was stunned:
Over the past 24 hours, 171,000 traders were liquidated across the market, wiping out $822 million. Longs accounted for 84% of that—I was one of those 140,000 long-position souls who got wrecked.
And the timing was unreal: BTC’s low for the entire day was 80960, hit at 08:50 this morning. My BTC long’s liquidation price was 81136, just 176 points above the low.
Put another way: I was buried almost exactly at the market’s low for the day. Not a point to spare. BTC is now at 83600, up nearly 2,500 points—and I got out at 81136, carried out whether I liked it or not.
Today’s revelation from the Loss God: getting liquidated isn’t scary. What’s scary is getting liquidated at the low, then watching helplessly as the price climbs back up.
One question: on day 7 after going to zero, should I deposit another 30U and keep going, or lie low and review my trades for three days first? Vote in the comments.
Full live trading record, open for everyone to see. I’ve lost everything but my technical skills—please follow.
$BTC $ETH
First, tonight’s numbers (pulled live from the server at 20:14): equity 0.00U, wallet 0.00U, 0 open positions. Today’s net trading loss: -6.72U—BTC -3.32, gold -2.47, PYTH -0.35, TAG -0.47, plus another -0.09 in fees.
In my post at noon, I only mentioned the liquidation at 08:50 and left out the part that stings even more: from 00:56 to 02:55, I opened three more trades—TAG, BTC, and PYTH—and lost -0.47, -1.44, and -0.35 in turn. In other words, before they carried me out, I went and dealt myself three more blows.
Then today’s market-wide stats came out, and I was stunned:
Over the past 24 hours, 171,000 traders were liquidated across the market, wiping out $822 million. Longs accounted for 84% of that—I was one of those 140,000 long-position souls who got wrecked.
And the timing was unreal: BTC’s low for the entire day was 80960, hit at 08:50 this morning. My BTC long’s liquidation price was 81136, just 176 points above the low.
Put another way: I was buried almost exactly at the market’s low for the day. Not a point to spare. BTC is now at 83600, up nearly 2,500 points—and I got out at 81136, carried out whether I liked it or not.
Today’s revelation from the Loss God: getting liquidated isn’t scary. What’s scary is getting liquidated at the low, then watching helplessly as the price climbs back up.
One question: on day 7 after going to zero, should I deposit another 30U and keep going, or lie low and review my trades for three days first? Vote in the comments.
Full live trading record, open for everyone to see. I’ve lost everything but my technical skills—please follow.
$BTC $ETH
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13 weeks (before New Year’s Day): 30U to 10 million U, restart day 6
Back to zero. There’s not much to report in terms of numbers today: account equity 0.00U, wallet 0.00U, open positions 0.
Last night’s post showed me with 10.58U and 7+ long positions still open. Then I spent the whole night proving what “the harder you try, the more you lose” looks like: after posting, BONK, SPORTFUN, SENT, and TAG took turns dealing damage; around dawn, BTC and PYTH landed a few more blows; at 08:50 this morning, BTC plunged to 81136 and gold crashed to 4166.51. My last 0.1-lot XAU long and my BTC position were liquidated—both liquidation orders had zero fees and happened in the same millisecond. Even the insurance fund had to bail me out for 2.41U.
Today’s net trading loss: -4.35U (XAU -2.47, BTC -1.88). Net trading losses over the 6 days since restarting: -28.59U, including 7.23U paid to Binance in tuition. Not a cent remains of the 31U in capital I transferred in on October 8.
The most painful part is this: BTC’s liquidation price was 81136, and it’s now at 83234, up almost 2,000 points. Gold was liquidated at 4166.51 and is now at 4197.87. I timed it perfectly—folded just before dawn, and carried out on a stretcher, no less.
Six days: 30U to zero. Do you still want to see day 7?
Trading live and in public from start to finish. All I have left are my skills—please help me grow my followers.
$XAU $BTC
13 weeks (before New Year’s Day): 30U to 10 million U, restart day 6
Back to zero. There’s not much to report in terms of numbers today: account equity 0.00U, wallet 0.00U, open positions 0.
Last night’s post showed me with 10.58U and 7+ long positions still open. Then I spent the whole night proving what “the harder you try, the more you lose” looks like: after posting, BONK, SPORTFUN, SENT, and TAG took turns dealing damage; around dawn, BTC and PYTH landed a few more blows; at 08:50 this morning, BTC plunged to 81136 and gold crashed to 4166.51. My last 0.1-lot XAU long and my BTC position were liquidated—both liquidation orders had zero fees and happened in the same millisecond. Even the insurance fund had to bail me out for 2.41U.
Today’s net trading loss: -4.35U (XAU -2.47, BTC -1.88). Net trading losses over the 6 days since restarting: -28.59U, including 7.23U paid to Binance in tuition. Not a cent remains of the 31U in capital I transferred in on October 8.
The most painful part is this: BTC’s liquidation price was 81136, and it’s now at 83234, up almost 2,000 points. Gold was liquidated at 4166.51 and is now at 4197.87. I timed it perfectly—folded just before dawn, and carried out on a stretcher, no less.
Six days: 30U to zero. Do you still want to see day 7?
Trading live and in public from start to finish. All I have left are my skills—please help me grow my followers.
$XAU $BTC
Back to zero. There’s not much to report in terms of numbers today: account equity 0.00U, wallet 0.00U, open positions 0.
Last night’s post showed me with 10.58U and 7+ long positions still open. Then I spent the whole night proving what “the harder you try, the more you lose” looks like: after posting, BONK, SPORTFUN, SENT, and TAG took turns dealing damage; around dawn, BTC and PYTH landed a few more blows; at 08:50 this morning, BTC plunged to 81136 and gold crashed to 4166.51. My last 0.1-lot XAU long and my BTC position were liquidated—both liquidation orders had zero fees and happened in the same millisecond. Even the insurance fund had to bail me out for 2.41U.
Today’s net trading loss: -4.35U (XAU -2.47, BTC -1.88). Net trading losses over the 6 days since restarting: -28.59U, including 7.23U paid to Binance in tuition. Not a cent remains of the 31U in capital I transferred in on October 8.
The most painful part is this: BTC’s liquidation price was 81136, and it’s now at 83234, up almost 2,000 points. Gold was liquidated at 4166.51 and is now at 4197.87. I timed it perfectly—folded just before dawn, and carried out on a stretcher, no less.
Six days: 30U to zero. Do you still want to see day 7?
Trading live and in public from start to finish. All I have left are my skills—please help me grow my followers.
$XAU $BTC
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Today, I turned a profit of 4.29U into a net loss of -4.22U with my own hands.
At noon I asked you all: can you actually hold onto floating profit?
In the afternoon, I answered with action: not only could I not hold it, I did something even more extreme — that ETH long from this morning’s post, which was up +2.66 in floating profit, I took it off the table and locked in +4.29U, real money in the account. That was the smartest trade I made all day, and the only one worth mentioning.
Then, the retail investor loop kicked in.
The +4.29 hadn’t even warmed up when XAU took over the stage: today’s gold trade on it realized a loss of -6.04, and there was still -1.33 sitting on the books, not closed (the 0.1-lot long position is still being carried forward). DATAIP also casually contributed -1.34. The small gains on Q and PYTH, +1.19 combined, weren’t even enough to fill a gap.
Result: equity went from 17.69U at noon to 10.58U now (wallet 13.18U). After 28 trades, today’s trading net is -4.22U. Since the restart, cumulative trading net is -17.82U, of which 6.81U was paid to Binance as fees.
There are still 7 long positions open, with a combined floating PnL of -2.60: XAU -1.33, SPORTFUN -1.02, BTC -0.44, and only GALA and PYTH are in the green.
The most painful part of the review: I **did** make 4.29 today. But I’ll always remember taking profits too early and stubbornly holding losers too long. The calm afternoon when I closed ETH at noon, and the impulsive gold add-on in the afternoon, were like two completely different people.
Question for the comments: you always hate selling winners too early, and can’t bear to cut losers — which one torments your account more?
Live trading fully public, loss god only here to gain followers.
$XAU $ETH
Today, I turned a profit of 4.29U into a net loss of -4.22U with my own hands.
At noon I asked you all: can you actually hold onto floating profit?
In the afternoon, I answered with action: not only could I not hold it, I did something even more extreme — that ETH long from this morning’s post, which was up +2.66 in floating profit, I took it off the table and locked in +4.29U, real money in the account. That was the smartest trade I made all day, and the only one worth mentioning.
Then, the retail investor loop kicked in.
The +4.29 hadn’t even warmed up when XAU took over the stage: today’s gold trade on it realized a loss of -6.04, and there was still -1.33 sitting on the books, not closed (the 0.1-lot long position is still being carried forward). DATAIP also casually contributed -1.34. The small gains on Q and PYTH, +1.19 combined, weren’t even enough to fill a gap.
Result: equity went from 17.69U at noon to 10.58U now (wallet 13.18U). After 28 trades, today’s trading net is -4.22U. Since the restart, cumulative trading net is -17.82U, of which 6.81U was paid to Binance as fees.
There are still 7 long positions open, with a combined floating PnL of -2.60: XAU -1.33, SPORTFUN -1.02, BTC -0.44, and only GALA and PYTH are in the green.
The most painful part of the review: I **did** make 4.29 today. But I’ll always remember taking profits too early and stubbornly holding losers too long. The calm afternoon when I closed ETH at noon, and the impulsive gold add-on in the afternoon, were like two completely different people.
Question for the comments: you always hate selling winners too early, and can’t bear to cut losers — which one torments your account more?
Live trading fully public, loss god only here to gain followers.
$XAU $ETH
At noon I asked you all: can you actually hold onto floating profit?
In the afternoon, I answered with action: not only could I not hold it, I did something even more extreme — that ETH long from this morning’s post, which was up +2.66 in floating profit, I took it off the table and locked in +4.29U, real money in the account. That was the smartest trade I made all day, and the only one worth mentioning.
Then, the retail investor loop kicked in.
The +4.29 hadn’t even warmed up when XAU took over the stage: today’s gold trade on it realized a loss of -6.04, and there was still -1.33 sitting on the books, not closed (the 0.1-lot long position is still being carried forward). DATAIP also casually contributed -1.34. The small gains on Q and PYTH, +1.19 combined, weren’t even enough to fill a gap.
Result: equity went from 17.69U at noon to 10.58U now (wallet 13.18U). After 28 trades, today’s trading net is -4.22U. Since the restart, cumulative trading net is -17.82U, of which 6.81U was paid to Binance as fees.
There are still 7 long positions open, with a combined floating PnL of -2.60: XAU -1.33, SPORTFUN -1.02, BTC -0.44, and only GALA and PYTH are in the green.
The most painful part of the review: I **did** make 4.29 today. But I’ll always remember taking profits too early and stubbornly holding losers too long. The calm afternoon when I closed ETH at noon, and the impulsive gold add-on in the afternoon, were like two completely different people.
Question for the comments: you always hate selling winners too early, and can’t bear to cut losers — which one torments your account more?
Live trading fully public, loss god only here to gain followers.
$XAU $ETH
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Week 13 (before New Year): 30U to 10 million U, Day 5 of the restart
Reversal! My account is in the green today: 17.69U, a full 4U more than yesterday.
But don’t celebrate for me just yet—I actually lost 2.28U trading today.
The account looks good only because of unrealized gains: that $ETH long from yesterday’s post—the one that was “in the red by 0.51 as soon as I opened it”—has come back to life. It’s now up 2.66. Classic Technical Bro move: open a position, get trapped immediately, then get rescued by the market. Can I hold on to it? Honestly, I’m not sure either.
So where did that 2.28U loss come from? $XAU. Technical Bro got the urge to dabble in gold and placed two trades. The shiny metal blinded me: -1.55U. I also paid 0.72U in fees. See? No matter what I trade, my performance is consistently bad.
Now for my old nemeses: ONE fell another 7% today. I’ve placed 31 trades on it, for a total loss of 3.02U. Every time I try to break up with it, it wins me back with a huge drop. And remember that legendary time OGN doubled and I still lost 1.34? It fell another 6% today. Looking at it fills me with mixed feelings—but even with the coin down, I don’t dare open a position.
Today’s numbers: account equity 17.69U (wallet: 15.11U); unrealized gains of +2.58 across 7 long positions (one ETH position alone is up 2.66; a few of the others are still in the red); net trading result today: -2.28U; cumulative net trading result since restarting: -15.89U (including 5.22U in fees—all of it went toward keeping Binance in business); no deposits or withdrawals today.
From 30U down to 17.69U, with another 9.99 million to earn. Can you guys hold on to unrealized gains?
I’m sharing the entire live-trading journey. This trading loser is just hoping to gain followers.
$XAU $ETH
Week 13 (before New Year): 30U to 10 million U, Day 5 of the restart
Reversal! My account is in the green today: 17.69U, a full 4U more than yesterday.
But don’t celebrate for me just yet—I actually lost 2.28U trading today.
The account looks good only because of unrealized gains: that $ETH long from yesterday’s post—the one that was “in the red by 0.51 as soon as I opened it”—has come back to life. It’s now up 2.66. Classic Technical Bro move: open a position, get trapped immediately, then get rescued by the market. Can I hold on to it? Honestly, I’m not sure either.
So where did that 2.28U loss come from? $XAU . Technical Bro got the urge to dabble in gold and placed two trades. The shiny metal blinded me: -1.55U. I also paid 0.72U in fees. See? No matter what I trade, my performance is consistently bad.
Now for my old nemeses: ONE fell another 7% today. I’ve placed 31 trades on it, for a total loss of 3.02U. Every time I try to break up with it, it wins me back with a huge drop. And remember that legendary time OGN doubled and I still lost 1.34? It fell another 6% today. Looking at it fills me with mixed feelings—but even with the coin down, I don’t dare open a position.
Today’s numbers: account equity 17.69U (wallet: 15.11U); unrealized gains of +2.58 across 7 long positions (one ETH position alone is up 2.66; a few of the others are still in the red); net trading result today: -2.28U; cumulative net trading result since restarting: -15.89U (including 5.22U in fees—all of it went toward keeping Binance in business); no deposits or withdrawals today.
From 30U down to 17.69U, with another 9.99 million to earn. Can you guys hold on to unrealized gains?
I’m sharing the entire live-trading journey. This trading loser is just hoping to gain followers.
$XAU $ETH
Reversal! My account is in the green today: 17.69U, a full 4U more than yesterday.
But don’t celebrate for me just yet—I actually lost 2.28U trading today.
The account looks good only because of unrealized gains: that $ETH long from yesterday’s post—the one that was “in the red by 0.51 as soon as I opened it”—has come back to life. It’s now up 2.66. Classic Technical Bro move: open a position, get trapped immediately, then get rescued by the market. Can I hold on to it? Honestly, I’m not sure either.
So where did that 2.28U loss come from? $XAU . Technical Bro got the urge to dabble in gold and placed two trades. The shiny metal blinded me: -1.55U. I also paid 0.72U in fees. See? No matter what I trade, my performance is consistently bad.
Now for my old nemeses: ONE fell another 7% today. I’ve placed 31 trades on it, for a total loss of 3.02U. Every time I try to break up with it, it wins me back with a huge drop. And remember that legendary time OGN doubled and I still lost 1.34? It fell another 6% today. Looking at it fills me with mixed feelings—but even with the coin down, I don’t dare open a position.
Today’s numbers: account equity 17.69U (wallet: 15.11U); unrealized gains of +2.58 across 7 long positions (one ETH position alone is up 2.66; a few of the others are still in the red); net trading result today: -2.28U; cumulative net trading result since restarting: -15.89U (including 5.22U in fees—all of it went toward keeping Binance in business); no deposits or withdrawals today.
From 30U down to 17.69U, with another 9.99 million to earn. Can you guys hold on to unrealized gains?
I’m sharing the entire live-trading journey. This trading loser is just hoping to gain followers.
$XAU $ETH
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Week 13 (before New Year's): from 30U to 10 million U, day 4 of the restart
First, the painful part: today was the first day in the green since restarting, but I can't feel happy about it at all.
Because I just went through the account history for the past few days and found two things that are keeping me up at night.
First, $OGN. It doubled that day, and the whole market was watching it. Me? I lost 1.34U on it. The coin doubled, and I lost money—that's the caliber of a legendary loser. Have you ever seen a trade like that?
Second, ONE. I got into a battle of wills with it: 15 trades in 4 days, down 3U. It fell another 17% this week, and I'm still stubbornly holding on. I refuse to accept it. I really do.
Then there's $BTC. It slapped me around 20 times, costing me 6.7U. But do you remember the long position from the Day 1 post, which was down 1.21? It's now up +1.23—it's alive again. Was that one turnaround worth 20 slaps? I don't know.
Today's numbers: account 14.37U, wallet 13.68U, net trading profit +0.27U, no deposits or withdrawals. Six long positions are up +0.69 in unrealized profit. Of course, I can't give up my signature move—the new ETH long I opened today is already down -0.44. Got stuck in a losing position right after opening it.
From 30U to 14.37U, with another 9.99 million to earn. What do you think—will I gain followers or hit zero first at this rate?
Trading live and fully disclosed the whole way, just to gain followers.
$OGN $BTC $ETH
Week 13 (before New Year's): from 30U to 10 million U, day 4 of the restart
First, the painful part: today was the first day in the green since restarting, but I can't feel happy about it at all.
Because I just went through the account history for the past few days and found two things that are keeping me up at night.
First, $OGN . It doubled that day, and the whole market was watching it. Me? I lost 1.34U on it. The coin doubled, and I lost money—that's the caliber of a legendary loser. Have you ever seen a trade like that?
Second, ONE. I got into a battle of wills with it: 15 trades in 4 days, down 3U. It fell another 17% this week, and I'm still stubbornly holding on. I refuse to accept it. I really do.
Then there's $BTC . It slapped me around 20 times, costing me 6.7U. But do you remember the long position from the Day 1 post, which was down 1.21? It's now up +1.23—it's alive again. Was that one turnaround worth 20 slaps? I don't know.
Today's numbers: account 14.37U, wallet 13.68U, net trading profit +0.27U, no deposits or withdrawals. Six long positions are up +0.69 in unrealized profit. Of course, I can't give up my signature move—the new ETH long I opened today is already down -0.44. Got stuck in a losing position right after opening it.
From 30U to 14.37U, with another 9.99 million to earn. What do you think—will I gain followers or hit zero first at this rate?
Trading live and fully disclosed the whole way, just to gain followers.
$OGN $BTC $ETH
First, the painful part: today was the first day in the green since restarting, but I can't feel happy about it at all.
Because I just went through the account history for the past few days and found two things that are keeping me up at night.
First, $OGN . It doubled that day, and the whole market was watching it. Me? I lost 1.34U on it. The coin doubled, and I lost money—that's the caliber of a legendary loser. Have you ever seen a trade like that?
Second, ONE. I got into a battle of wills with it: 15 trades in 4 days, down 3U. It fell another 17% this week, and I'm still stubbornly holding on. I refuse to accept it. I really do.
Then there's $BTC . It slapped me around 20 times, costing me 6.7U. But do you remember the long position from the Day 1 post, which was down 1.21? It's now up +1.23—it's alive again. Was that one turnaround worth 20 slaps? I don't know.
Today's numbers: account 14.37U, wallet 13.68U, net trading profit +0.27U, no deposits or withdrawals. Six long positions are up +0.69 in unrealized profit. Of course, I can't give up my signature move—the new ETH long I opened today is already down -0.44. Got stuck in a losing position right after opening it.
From 30U to 14.37U, with another 9.99 million to earn. What do you think—will I gain followers or hit zero first at this rate?
Trading live and fully disclosed the whole way, just to gain followers.
$OGN $BTC $ETH
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