Written for the brothers who are currently following trades and those interested in following trades:
My trading style: Most of the time, I'm waiting.
What I'm waiting for is not luck, but the certain signal given by the market. If I can't get a clear read, I prefer to stay put.
I know many people lack the patience to wait and leave. That's normal. But frequently making moves often leads to earnings that are not enough to cover the fees. Many brothers follow for a day or a week, and if they don't see a trade, they leave, which is quite a pity. The real opportunities often come after you turn away.
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My plan (I will start live streaming once I gather 1000 followers; I don't have permission now): From now on, as long as I judge that "today might be the day to act," I will start live streaming in advance on that day. In the live stream, I will explain my thought process and will likely place trades directly during the stream. Whether to follow or when to follow, you'll have time to decide.
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Since I can't live stream right now, I suggest you operate like this: Don't keep large amounts of money following my trades. Normally, put your money where it should be (you can manage your finances), and use small amounts or demo accounts here. When I start live streaming, everyone should pay attention, and you can transfer some funds over in time.
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If you think this method is feasible, hit a demo follow. Thanks to every brother willing to follow along, and thanks to every brother who has followed trades in the past. Once we have enough people, I'll start streaming, and we'll see the real deal in the live broadcast.
For brothers who don't want to hassle, just keep your funds here; it's the most worry-free and safest way.
You can refer to the following for the trend of trade yield:
$BTC Everyone guess if I can achieve 100 times this year by following BTC trades, welcome everyone to click on my simulated trading, simulated trading I will make a lot of money this year!
Just now a brother got scared and ran away after following my trades, haha! I guess he saw me posting articles to gain traffic!
It's quite tough for me to boast in the square.
As someone who trades, it's already exhausting to keep an eye on the market every day, and now I have to come here to type. I don't have much capital, just playing around. My previous strategies couldn't make big money, just aimed for stability, with stop-loss at $BTC , mainstream coins at $ETH .
But I found out that just knowing how to buy and sell is useless. The square is full of myths. I also learned to write, and the more I write, the more I feel like a loudmouth.
I'm at a loss. If I don't shout, no one will know me. I can't compete with the big shots. You see others flaunting their pictures and come to my place, you might think it's boring and leave. I understand.
I just want to find a few people like me: who think the "myth of sudden wealth" is fake, don't want to lose all their capital, and want to slowly earn something real.
If you think I'm on the right path, you can click on my homepage and take a look at my trades. You can first try a simulated follow-trade to see how it feels, and if it feels stable and good, then consider other things. No pressure, just a suggestion.
Once you enter the cryptocurrency world, stop pretending. Are you here to hoard coins and wait for wealth? I believed that at first.
The fact is, most people can't hold on. With little capital, doubling requires a long wait. A bull market, if missed, can mean three to five years. How many projects go to zero halfway, how many teams run away midway? You can wait, but your money cannot.
Later, I encountered contracts. Not because they are exciting, but because they are fast.
When trading on Bitcoin $BTC and Ethereum $ETH , you can validate your judgment in just a few minutes. If you see the right direction, results come quickly; if you're wrong, set a stop loss, and the cost is controllable. The low threshold and immediacy brought by perpetual contracts give retail investors the same entry efficiency as large players. Without such efficient derivatives tools, the cryptocurrency market would not have today's scale and activity.
But there is a crucial difference: only play with mainstream coins.
Don't touch altcoin contracts. The endpoint for all altcoins is, in 90% of cases, zero. If you go long on a junk coin in a contract, it’s like you walked into a crematorium and hit the fast-forward button. Once the project team pulls out, the price collapses instantly; all technical analysis and risk management become nonsense. This is not the fault of the contract; it's because you chose the wrong battlefield.
Who do you blame for liquidation? The contract? The tool is there; no one forces you to use 100x leverage on a worthless coin. Losing money is never because you used contracts, but because of ignorance and greed. I have also been liquidated, and at that moment I understood that the problem was with myself.
How many people truly make money in the cryptocurrency world? Very few. But those who do make money, whether in spot trading or contracts, all follow the same principle: only bet where there is consensus and always control risk.
Ultimately, contracts are an opportunity for ordinary people, but they are also a test. They amplify your strengths and weaknesses. On mainstream coins, it is your tool to risk a little for a lot; on junk coins, it is your channel to exit quickly.
Without perpetual contracts, the cryptocurrency world would not be so prosperous; but those who don't understand contracts, rushing in is just giving away money. The tool itself does not harm; what harms is always your own heart that desires to get rich overnight without the willingness to learn.
Are you here to trade, or to gamble? First, think this question through.