#关于跟单 $BTC If you want to copy trades, you must take a look

@范蠡的猜测

Bro, first, I owe you an apology. That 20U couldn't hold up. Let me explain: in my trading project, there is a hedging order for a major coin. I will operate on both sides to ensure that there is a bit of profit for each trade. However, when you copied the trade yesterday, you only followed one side of the long position, which led to the balance being wiped out when it dropped later. So I don't know what else to say. Leave me your ID, and I'll transfer that 20U to you!

I've been continuously trading for a while now and have some insights to share from my experience with a so-called compensation plan ("Ming Ming Ming Hong", something that is not worth playing with), and I’d like to give some advice to those who want to copy trades!

For small funds, between 10U-50U, the first thing you should pay attention to before copying trades is not the trader's return rate, but the trading style of the lead trader. If they are the type that opens more than five different coins, stay away! Because as soon as I open four or more positions at the same time, you won't be able to copy trades anymore. Trading inherently carries risks, and opening multiple varieties is also a way to hedge against risks. If you only follow one side, sometimes that risk equals 100%! This is also the main reason why many projects are clearly profitable, but the copiers suffer serious losses.

So before copying trades, make sure to check the historical records of the positions in the trading project.