2025-12-30 21:20:55

I initially decided to follow others because I genuinely could make stable profits. But as attention increased, doubts also grew. Fortunately, my original intention was achieved, and later my copy trading performed well, gradually I started to operate independently—this process is somewhat similar to the growth trajectory when I first started live streaming.

To be honest, the margin I currently invest isn't large, so I am quite confident in the operational space within the range of 500U to 1 millionU. If the capital were larger, I might stop after 50x leverage. Holding long-term is really tough, just like holding Bitcoin from its initial issuance—can I really hold on?

If major investors feel I need to invest more funds to ensure stability, just let me know, and I can add more. Recently, the U price has been quite good, and I’m not in a hurry to withdraw.

One feeling worth sharing: there is still a difference between the crypto circle and the US stock market. In the past, everyone discussed how much they earned and how. But here, more than 50% of participants are actually losing money. So moving forward, I will be more cautious and try to say less of those uncomfortable or demeaning comments about others’ skills. Let’s all work hard together.

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WalletWhisperer

· 11h ago

Talking about 50x leverage is easy, but when that moment really comes, can you still stop? I think it's uncertain.

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CryptoMotivator

· 11h ago

Using 50x leverage definitely requires caution, fearing a sudden pullback could lead to liquidation. I understand the process from copying trades to independent trading, but the real test of human nature is during long-term holding. It's true that many people in the crypto space experience losses; this might not be popular to hear, but it's the reality. When the price is good, it's indeed a good time to accumulate, but adding positions should be done cautiously.

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ContractTearjerker

· 11h ago

Hey, taking profits at 50x is still a steady mindset, much clearer than those friends who go all-in. Holding onto the original BTC is really too difficult, I just don't have that patience, my hands are itching to trade. More than half are losing money, that sounds a bit painful, no wonder everyone speaks cautiously. The process from copying trades to independent trading feels a bit like playing a game, from following the team to solo carry. If the price is good, there's no rush to sell; I understand this move, after all, it's just idle money. Don't rush to add more; proceed steadily, there's no need to chase after those flashy numbers. Honestly, the crypto ecosystem really needs to be more low-key, don’t show off too much, or you'll be easily targeted. Moving between 5 million and 1 million is still somewhat interesting, offering a lot of operational space. Long-term holding is truly a form of cultivation; I admit I can't do that. Being cautious is right, especially in this era of quick profits, it actually helps you survive longer.

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degenonymous

· 11h ago

To be honest, this mindset is indeed clear-headed. From copying trades to independent trading, you can really see that you're seriously honing your skills, unlike some people who just talk big without practice. The 50x take-profit position is set quite reasonably, but going from 500U to 1 millionU is a bit optimistic in the crypto world... it really depends on market conditions. The most memorable thing is that one sentence—more than 50% of people don't want to admit they lost money. Everyone talks about making several times profit, and they're very eager to bring others in... I hope they can be more cautious. The part about long-term holding is quite touching. In the early days of Bitcoin, holding on was indeed a rare skill; if it were me, I would have already lost control... This kind of reflection is good, but it also depends on how long they can stick to it afterward.

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