Just one hour after the copy trading was launched, 20,000 U in the public domain has already come in, and the private domain has accumulated to 100,000 U. To be honest, I was a bit surprised when I saw these numbers; it turns out everyone has such high expectations for me. 😅
But I have to be honest, my trading style simply cannot double your money quickly. Over the past few years, I’ve been pondering a long-term compound interest trading system rather than short-term explosive gains. The market is always right, this is my deepest understanding, so I tend to be more cautious with every decision — after all, every penny you invest is hard-earned money, not something that falls from the sky.
To be frank, even if I manage a trading account with 1 million USD, based on a 10% profit share in the public domain, the returns wouldn’t exceed the profit from my smallest individual investment. So, for me, copy trading isn’t about making money; it’s purely about challenging myself and doing something meaningful for the community.
I hope everyone can understand my original intention. More importantly, copy trading must be done cautiously — don’t go all-in blindly, as market risks always exist.
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ChainDetective
· 2h ago
Hey, I believe in this logic. It's really not about cutting leeks.
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ETHReserveBank
· 9h ago
12 hours of stable profit of 3%, monthly compounding I can achieve 20%. If it were true, I would have already topped the billionaire list.
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SwapWhisperer
· 9h ago
This logic is a bit convoluted. To put it simply, it's still about wanting trust, right? Got it.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 9h ago
It sounds logically consistent, but the question is—can it really hold up? When the market experiences a sudden surge, it tests human nature.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 9h ago
Hey, wait a minute. What does the comparison between 100,000 U private domain and 20,000 U public domain data indicate... How should we interpret this?
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 9h ago
It sounds like a conservative approach, but to be honest, these days anyone who doesn't aim for rapid doubling should be cautious; human nature is like that...
It sounds good, but ultimately, those who follow the trades still have to bear the risks themselves; no one can escape that.
The hype around 120,000 U is so high. What if problems arise then? That's what I care about most.
The compound interest system sounds good; it all depends on whether it can withstand the test of a bear market in the end.
Honestly, what I care about most is whether I can survive in extreme market conditions; doubling returns is secondary.
I understand this logic, but the market will always have surprises. Have you prepared for the worst-case scenario?
Having good intentions is great, but I'm afraid some people can't accept the word 'caution'; there's always someone going all-in.
Just one hour after the copy trading was launched, 20,000 U in the public domain has already come in, and the private domain has accumulated to 100,000 U. To be honest, I was a bit surprised when I saw these numbers; it turns out everyone has such high expectations for me. 😅
But I have to be honest, my trading style simply cannot double your money quickly. Over the past few years, I’ve been pondering a long-term compound interest trading system rather than short-term explosive gains. The market is always right, this is my deepest understanding, so I tend to be more cautious with every decision — after all, every penny you invest is hard-earned money, not something that falls from the sky.
To be frank, even if I manage a trading account with 1 million USD, based on a 10% profit share in the public domain, the returns wouldn’t exceed the profit from my smallest individual investment. So, for me, copy trading isn’t about making money; it’s purely about challenging myself and doing something meaningful for the community.
I hope everyone can understand my original intention. More importantly, copy trading must be done cautiously — don’t go all-in blindly, as market risks always exist.