2026-03-31 13:09:25

Brothers, did no one follow the first order? I’m already making a profit of nearly 1% on the principal!! This is so disgusting. With such high trading volume, no one can keep up!! For the second order, I manually entered to test; otherwise, I would never open at this price! Last time I shorted, I was just testing and opened three orders before getting caught!! It seems no one is adding to the second order either!! With a trading volume of over 40 million, being in the top five and still this bad is really disgusting!! This copy trading system is truly a scam and terrible!!! I’m risking myself, and I might even profit while others could lose. I really can’t believe it. This copy trading system with such deep liquidity just can’t keep up.

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Full-TimePractical

· 03-31 22:58

The fake loss can't withstand a 30-point drawdown, so no need to chase anymore. Last time I shorted, many people said the same thing. Even if you buy at 1 now, you're looking at a 40-point floating loss. I entered at 1.1 and pulled to 0.8, which is already acceptable. Currently, there's no liquidation price—what's there to fear? Don't blindly chase gains or sell in panic. How long can you hold at 0.8?

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吴32168

· 03-31 23:24

Playing some trash altcoins, copying trades and getting wiped out, which means repeatedly marking points, including doing T (trading).

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吴32168

· 03-31 23:22

Every time I do a T, it's always at a stop loss.

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吴32168

· 03-31 23:20

Trading in a way that has already realized a floating loss of over $2,000, with an unrealized floating loss of more than $1,000. How is this calculated? I don't understand.

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