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To be honest, when BTC fell to around 80,000, I witnessed too many tragedies. Some got liquidated for 2.6 million, and there were quite a few who lost 1 million, and some even evaporated 15 million directly—the key is that most of these people were using copy trading. Retail investors were played people for suckers this time, completely cleaned out.



What is the most outrageous move? The capital that gets lost is the retail investor's, and the profit is the commission earned by oneself. Guaranteed profit? That’s indeed stable. In this trading industry, there’s no such thing as a guaranteed money-making deal, but what’s most disgusting are those "masters" who usually boast about their skills—when they operate fiercely like a tiger and end up losing money, they just throw out a line saying "investment relies on oneself." Isn’t this just playing people for suckers?

The market has rebounded slightly now, and some people are starting to shout that the bull market has arrived. Do you know how much liquidity was drained during these two crashes? The big players have harvested all the money in the market, and retail investors have become broke; where are the bullets left?

When BTC rebounded to around 88000, I shouted to short for two days and also shorted for two days. The profit can't be said to be very fierce, but it was enough to earn a meal. Currently, the trend is downward, and the bear market structure is already quite obvious—there's only a rebound, no reversal.

To be honest, even if BTC rises afterwards, I personally think 98000 is the limit. Until I see a clear reversal signal, I am determined to see a bear market. As for the future market situation? Not optimistic.
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RugPullAlarmvip
· 11-28 10:22
Those who are copy trading should wake up; this is the last crazy harvest of the funding scheme. On-chain data has long shown that large investors' addresses dumped at 88000, while retail investors are still dreaming. 98000? I think it's unlikely; don't buy recklessly before seeing a real reversal signal. Where has the liquidity from this round of Get Liquidated gone? It's in the celebrity's wallet. With such a high concentration of funds, still daring to shout bull run is just ridiculous. Those who made money shorting for two days are more aware than those who are following the trend; what does that indicate? The Bear Market structure is right there; Rebound ≠ Reversal, you need to be clear about that.
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BagHolderTillRetirevip
· 11-28 09:19
Copy trading really needs to reflect, this wave of moving is too ruthless --- The experts speak nicely, but when they lose, they shift the blame, it's truly unbelievable --- With no liquidity left, still talking about a bull run, wake up everyone --- 98000 is the ceiling, I trust this guy's judgment --- Earning money for meals is already good enough, don't think too much --- I really hate those who say "I earn money through my own efforts," what about the rebate? --- The market makers have cut deeply this time, retail investors will have to lie down for a while --- The bear market structure is clear, still fantasizing about a reversal? --- This round of suckers is a bit expensive, 2.6 million just disappeared --- Rebound ≠ reversal, this must be clarified --- Following the trend expert leads to this outcome, serves them right a bit --- Those shouting bull market now really have lost their minds
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GasFeeCriervip
· 11-25 10:53
All the copy trading has died, and the experts are making rebates, this trick has been played out You're right, close all positions and wait for a rebound, who still has money to catch a falling knife? 98000 is the ceiling, I think so too This kind of Be Played for Suckers trick is not new, next time I'll just do it myself Liquidity has been drained, it's hard to have a big market movement in the future.
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AlwaysQuestioningvip
· 11-25 10:51
Copy trading is basically just giving away free money—you might as well transfer it directly to the market makers. Seriously, the scale of this retail investor wipeout could go down in history. The so-called pros earn commissions when things go well, and when they lose, all they say is "you're responsible for your own trades." Who the hell came up with that logic? Shorting at 88000 to make some lunch money was fine, but now there’s a rebound? Sounds like scammers talking. The bear market structure is right in front of us. Unless BTC grows a third eye, 98000 is the ceiling. Retail investors have drained the liquidity—who's left to pick up the bag? Stop dreaming. This is just big fish eating small fish, small fish eating shrimp, and shrimp eating dirt. Honestly, I don't see a bull market at all—just one round of fleecing after another.
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ExpectationFarmervip
· 11-25 10:47
I really don't understand this copy trading thing. Why should I put my life in someone else's hands? The masters have this trick: if they lose, it's "rely on yourself," but if they profit, they don't say anything. It's laughable. Retail investors are indeed suffering this time, but those who took the opposite position also made money; it just depends on which side you're on. As for those calling for a bull run now, I can only say that's too optimistic. The bullets are all spent. I also agree with the 98000 point; if it can't break, we continue to be bearish. Liquidity has been drained, and the rebound is just an opportunity to play people for suckers one last time. This entire lead in copy trading is essentially the market maker charging fees to collect suckers; there's nothing more to say.
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