Genius traders, low-leverage spot Bitcoin and Ethereum players.

Those who do rebates and provide signals.

The rest are just retail investors; recently, platforms like Huya, Douyin, and Xiaohongshu have started promoting big profits in the crypto circle again. In April, when I opened a long position in Ethereum, I couldn't even get a single question in the crypto community. A few days ago, when Old Bao announced, I escaped at the top and went short.

I have three accounts, the main account mainly trades spot with 5x leverage to make money.

One account on OKX plays leverage fully to short high-priced altcoins. All the altcoins reached my suitable positions, opened shorts with stop losses. I lost once and opened again, at most three times for one coin. This year my luck has been poor; I only caught one moment where it dropped 93%. I originally shorted at 8, it kept declining, and one day I woke up to see it go from 6 to 0.4, then I closed it, turning 60u into 5000u. This year, I’ve had good luck, with a 1700% return.

One account on Binance plays 125x ultra-short lines and events. Mainly, I have a tendency to play, can't resist wanting to play, and playing big accounts is easy to get carried away. I transfer a fixed 1000u every month; if I make a profit, it’s withdrawn until only 1000u is left. If I lose, I’ll play again next month. This year, I lost 7500u in trading, and I didn't earn anything from distributing coins this year.

What kind of people are most common in the crypto circle?

Expecting to turn altcoin spot prices into tens of thousands, playing ultra-short contracts, hoping to turn 10 times in a day; 125x is still low, and there are those playing 400x.

No stop losses, crazily holding positions, watching the account funds drop from ten thousand to one thousand, ultimately blowing up.

People who say to go all in are wise; accounts range from hundreds to thousands of u, some do make money in one go, but what they earn isn’t even as much as the fees, and 90% goes to zero.

There are also people who look for signals and teachers everywhere. If you say you're spreading your trades, I won't laugh at you. But what does it mean to go all in after seeing a signal provider with a weekly return of 1000%+? And those asking teachers, if the teacher can profit from every wave, why would they tell you? They can easily earn tens of millions a month without shouting in the square every day, giving courses every day?

My main account strategy does make money, but I never take anyone along, nor do I enjoy bringing people to play. When I show friends, it’s always the two accounts that don’t make much profit. Why should I help others make money? Just because we’ve had dinner twice or sung a few times together doesn’t mean I should help them profit?

I’m a fun person, and what I like most is going to the square to watch jokes, posting about losses or profits from my second account, watching them say I’ve lost everything, or that they’ve blown their living expenses.

The second strategy does make money, but don’t just copy it, because what I say isn’t entirely correct. My actual operations aren’t done like this. While imitating may profit, there’s a higher chance of gradually losing all the funds in the account.

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