Never trust these copy trading accounts. He can make money for a month and then lose it all in one go. So far, I've copied five trades, each for $100, and they all ended up losing money. In fact, for a few accounts, I didn't even receive anything back. The first trade I copied initially made a profit and I increased the amount to $1000, but then it lost everything. I really have no words for copy trading. The historical performance looked great, but it can still end up losing everything. The fact proves that if you want to succeed, you must be strong yourself; it's foolish to trust others.
I don't quite understand this type of player, small positions with high margin, relying purely on holding positions and taking chances. Even if it rises, it won't rise much; if it falls, they just hold on, get liquidated, and then curse their parents. Do they really not look at the technicals?
The trend is on a perfect trend line. Is anyone reducing their position? I really want to reduce my position, but unfortunately I don’t have any extra funds. Oh no
What technology has, is truly a perfect breakthrough and pullback, and it even spikes to get you on board. With just these simple lines drawn, you can make a lot of money. Technical trading is really amazing.
This time the plunge was really killing people. I don't know how many people jumped off the building. Fortunately, my contract was small this time, and I only lost the wave that NEIRO pulled at night. Now I understand why you need experience to work. You can only grow after stepping on many pits. I have summarized a few thoughts and shared them with myself and the newbies: 1. Don't play contracts, play less contracts, spot is the money to make, contracts are just icing on the cake, but more people are greedy and gamble with it, don't set stop profit and stop loss, carry orders, and finally return to zero (I only stopped loss last night because I always set Set stop loss) 2. When the spot reaches the pressure level, you must reduce your position, reduce your position, and clear your position when it reaches the target level. I used to be afraid of getting off the bus, afraid that I would not be able to get on the bus. Today, it seems that the bus will definitely come back to pick people up, so I am not afraid of not being able to get on the bus 3. Don't be fully invested. Although it is a bull market, it will rise in the medium and long term, but the mentality of a short-term sharp drop is unbearable. Take out the money from the stop profit, or place an order to buy more chips. Now I know that no matter how exaggerated the price is, it is possible to get in I lost all the money for foot washing, and I added more principal. It is like adding all the money for meals. The currency circle is too psychological.
This is my first time criticizing on Binance; in the past, I used to do it on a certain app. Although I know about the diversity of life in this world, I think having a basic level of intelligence is essential. I'm not a shill; I just know that @YANCHI1819 is a good KOL. When I entered the circle, I was misled by friends around me and lost half of my principal because I came across Yan Chi, watched the beginner's tutorial, and learned the techniques step by step without spending a dime. Now I'm back to breaking even and making money. I just look at his posts and technical analyses, and that's enough. I really don't understand something very simple: after registering, you just need to provide him with the UID, and that's it. If you don't provide your UID and then say others aren't returning, I can't comprehend how an adult can fail to grasp such a simple matter. I specifically used a new account to trade contracts, and people are returning a few dollars. I really don't believe that you would eat that little bit of crumbs. I have a lot of feelings about this. I also create content on a certain app and have encountered haters as well as some foolish individuals who, after I sent them the entire process, still ask me how to do it. People like this are still thinking about making money all day long; it's truly ridiculous. I believe that fans will definitely pay attention to people who are meaningful to them. Relying on such tactics to gain followers is just foolishness. After being in the internet industry, I really understand the diversity of life. It's like the bizarre things people see, such as 'going on a blind date after three months of pregnancy.' I've encountered live streams where a bunch of fools took half an hour to explain a question and then privately messaged me with the exact same question. I've encountered situations where I sent him the information he needed, but he still asked where it was. I've even sent him a bunch of useful materials that could help him learn, but he didn't want to look at them for even a second and just asked random questions. What can you do in such cases? Should I teach people how to think? It's really frustrating. If there are issues with your brain, why not learn more and improve your abilities? Why come and make a joke for the entire platform to see? I really don't understand the logic of these people.
Trading is a skill, not gambling. Once the line is drawn, the answer can be seen directly. Seeing many people in the community still holding orders and not sleeping well every day, I really saw my past self. The contract market is a casino. Small gambling is fun, big gambling is harmful. We are not afraid of you winning, but we are afraid that you don’t play. As long as you have a gambler mentality, you only need one blow-up, and winning many times will be useless.
The biggest mistake in entering the circle is believing others and not believing in yourself. At first, I believed some news from friends around me and lost half of my capital. I trusted someone else's trades and lost $500, then they ran away. The performance of these people still looks very good, and in one go, I ended up with nothing left, just disappeared completely. It's better to believe in yourself than in others. If you learn the skills and draw the lines yourself, you can make money. Giving money to others only leads to liquidation. I really regret it; learning the skills well and making myself strong is the right path.
$NEIRO just brushed past this guy, often coming across him. I just took a closer look at his profile, and he is often holding positions. Rather than calling him a trader, he feels more like a gambler. The characteristic of a gambler is that they are not afraid of you winning, but rather afraid of you not playing. You only need to lose once, and all past efforts go to waste. I have also followed two such signal providers, and the next day they directly lost everything and canceled! Seeing this story, I also realized that indeed, making money follows the 80/20 rule. There are more than 100 people who can follow such gamblers. Why don’t they go learn the skills themselves, or say buy some spot trading? In a bull market, spot trading is like picking up money, but most people look down on NEIRO's 10%+ today, wanting to leverage it to make ten or even a hundred times more, wanting to profit from both sides, wanting more, but definitely facing greater risks. Since I entered this circle, I have lost half of my principal in contracts and made profits in spot trading. I'm still 2000 dollars away from breaking even. I have deep reflections; we can completely do it ourselves. Why follow others? Why hand over your own money to someone else when you can’t be sure? I started to understand the ways of trading slowly after watching an analysis from a major KOL in the community and the free beginner technical tutorials he provided. This is not gambling but something that can genuinely rely on skills. Since I have my own business and time, I spend time learning every day. I am indeed on the road to breaking even and doing contracts myself. I only use 10% of my principal to trade, earning slowly, setting up profit-taking and stop-loss correctly, and never holding onto losing positions. I believe everyone can do well, but most people fail due to greed! @YANCHI1819 I recommend everyone, especially beginners, to really check out his beginner tutorials, watch his live streams more, and learn a lot. I am really not a shill 😂
A perfect support and resistance swap. The market price has rebounded. I didn't pay attention to the multiples when I entered. I made too little money. $ETH