Step by step, teaching you how to lose money.
Look at this chart, one MAVIA position lost $370,000. Not sarcasm—the most valuable part of this chart is this loss.
Entry price: 0.1062, exit price: 0.1876. The price actually went up, yet the result was a massive loss. The reason is simple: the direction was wrong—it was a short position. The price didn’t drop as expected, but surged instead, resulting in a short squeeze.
This reminds us of two things:
First, in contract trading, direction is the line between life and death. Once you’re wrong, even the smallest move can cause severe damage;
Second, don’t underestimate low-priced coins. At the time, MAVIA was only 0.1U, but its volatility could still hurt you deeply.
Now look at the two profitable trades (B2 and USELESS) next to it—they seem more like supporting roles.
They remind us: the same trader may handle multiple assets simultaneously, with wins and losses coexisting. The market never forgives your mistakes just because you made a profit on your previous trade.
So when reviewing others’ trading records, don’t just fixate on the profit/loss numbers. First, determine whether it was a long or short position. True risk management always starts with understanding others’ losses.
I only trade real accounts, no fake stuff. If you want to avoid pitfalls and steadily profit, don’t wander in the crypto world alone. Follow the rhythm—
@宝哥的带单日记 will guide you to earn stable profits using a winning strategy! 🔥
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