Copy trading models are becoming rampant. Some platforms attract followers through rebates and revenue sharing, but their trading mechanisms pose significant risks—opening price at 2905, stop-loss at 2901, with only a 4-point gap directly leading to high-frequency liquidations. Under this design, followers' earned rebates are far insufficient to cover trading risks. It may seem like trading, but in reality, it is a carefully crafted game that quickly harvests participants. Platforms increase liquidation chances by raising leverage and narrowing stop-loss margins, turning copy trading fans into the final buyers.
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 6h ago
Getting liquidated after just 4 points, who can handle that?
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AllInAlice
· 6h ago
Getting liquidated after just 4 points—this isn't trading, it's gambling.
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FOMOSapien
· 6h ago
Is it just 4 points to explode? This isn't trading, it's cutting leeks.
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Rebates, no matter how high, what’s the use? One liquidation and it's all gone.
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Classic example: the platform earns fees, we earn liquidations.
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I told you there was a problem with copying trades, and sure enough, it's a trap.
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This is true "precise harvesting," more professional than scam groups.
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Seeing this setup is really amazing; a 4-point stop-loss—who can survive?
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So you're still copying trades? I ran away long ago.
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The higher the leverage, the more rebate you get. And then? Bankruptcy.
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Well written, but no one listens. People keep falling for it.
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With such a small stop-loss space, it's definitely a meat-cutting machine.
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The platform is betting we won't actually go in; but people really believed it.
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Rebates are just a cover; the real goal is liquidation.
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No wonder those big V influencers who copy trades have all disappeared.
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SerumSqueezer
· 7h ago
Getting liquidated after just 4 points? This is just like a casino, brother.
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FlashLoanLord
· 7h ago
Getting liquidated after just 4 points? Isn't this just a blatant scalp?
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SignatureCollector
· 7h ago
Four-point stop loss? Isn't that just a pretext to cut leeks?
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 7h ago
Liquidated with just 4 points? Isn't that just outright theft? Even with higher rebates, it's all just illusions.
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Following the signals? I think it's more like following the money.
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This trick is brilliant—leverage + extremely small stop-loss space—designed to harvest the little guys.
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No wonder so many people get liquidated; it turns out the platform is secretly adjusting parameters.
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Using rebates to cover risks? Laughable, the platform has already solved this math problem long ago.
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Trust the rebates, but not yourself being harvested—it's a classic case of closing your eyes and ringing the bell.
Copy trading models are becoming rampant. Some platforms attract followers through rebates and revenue sharing, but their trading mechanisms pose significant risks—opening price at 2905, stop-loss at 2901, with only a 4-point gap directly leading to high-frequency liquidations. Under this design, followers' earned rebates are far insufficient to cover trading risks. It may seem like trading, but in reality, it is a carefully crafted game that quickly harvests participants. Platforms increase liquidation chances by raising leverage and narrowing stop-loss margins, turning copy trading fans into the final buyers.