Why I’m Hesitant About Copy Trading – And What You Should Understand First
Lately, I’ve been getting repeated requests to enable copy trading. And while I understand the interest, I think there’s a fundamental misunderstanding about what trading is really about—and what I’m actually trying to help you learn.
Let me be clear: I already share every trade I take, in real-time, with full transparency. From TradingView analysis to Binance PnL widgets, I provide everything openly—no filters, no cherry-picking. The purpose isn’t just for you to mimic my entries and exits. It’s for you to observe, learn how I analyze structure, and begin to develop your own trading mindset.
Copying trades blindly—without context, without understanding risk, and without knowing why the setup even makes sense—is dangerous. It puts your capital at risk and removes you from the learning process entirely. That’s not trading; that’s gambling.
Worse, when trades go wrong (as they inevitably will at times), people who simply copied without understanding are more likely to panic, over-leverage, or even get liquidated. And then? They come back blaming the trader they copied.
Despite this, some still doubt the authenticity of my trades, even though I back everything up with transparent tools, not just screenshots. So, to settle the issue and offer an option for those who truly want to follow, I will quietly enable copy trading—privately—later today.
If you choose to join, I sincerely hope it brings you profits. But more than that, I hope it earns some trust and inspires you to go deeper—to study the charts, ask questions, and eventually make independent, informed decisions.
Stay tuned. I’ll share the link when it’s live.
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