Copy trading is all about choosing the right person; let's talk about my trading approach. The overall configuration for this operation is 500u, with each position controlled within a 4%-6% range. It may not seem like a large amount, but what truly determines long-term profits are the unseen risks. When the market oscillates repeatedly, greedy positions will only gradually erode your principal.
My method is relatively conservative—only entering trades when I see a clear opportunity, then strictly following take-profit and stop-loss rules. So, my trades usually have limited profits, maybe just a few u or around ten u in gains. This may seem uninteresting, but when spread over the principal, the win rate and risk-reward ratio are key to long-term survival.
If anyone wants to follow, I recommend looking at a larger cycle—for example, 3 days to a week as an observation period, especially when the copy trading scale is in the tens of u. This can help avoid being fooled out by short-term noise. Wishing everyone steady growth💰$BTC $LIGHT $ANIME
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GamefiGreenie
· 16h ago
It sounds like earning slowly, without greed or impatience, is the usual approach. It’s easy to talk about but hard to do.
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OffchainOracle
· 17h ago
Really, small, steady, high-probability trades are much more reliable than those get-rich-quick schemes. It's a true test of human nature.
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MetaMisery
· 17h ago
Basically, it's about prioritizing stability first, I understand. But there aren't many people who can truly stick to this logic; most people can't resist the temptation of small gains.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 17h ago
To be honest, a 4%-6% position control is indeed a bit conservative, but that's what it takes to survive long-term. I've seen too many people get liquidated directly because they were greedy for that ten or so U profit.
Copy trading is all about choosing the right person; let's talk about my trading approach. The overall configuration for this operation is 500u, with each position controlled within a 4%-6% range. It may not seem like a large amount, but what truly determines long-term profits are the unseen risks. When the market oscillates repeatedly, greedy positions will only gradually erode your principal.
My method is relatively conservative—only entering trades when I see a clear opportunity, then strictly following take-profit and stop-loss rules. So, my trades usually have limited profits, maybe just a few u or around ten u in gains. This may seem uninteresting, but when spread over the principal, the win rate and risk-reward ratio are key to long-term survival.
If anyone wants to follow, I recommend looking at a larger cycle—for example, 3 days to a week as an observation period, especially when the copy trading scale is in the tens of u. This can help avoid being fooled out by short-term noise. Wishing everyone steady growth💰$BTC $LIGHT $ANIME