A few thoughts on stopping copy trading. During this time, I have received quite a few comments; some say it's a technical issue, but it actually isn't. The real situation is that once you initiate a lead in copy trading operation in the community, large orders and trading bots will immediately focus on these public signals. No matter how accurate the market analysis is, the market reaction after large orders get on board is often preemptively targeted - this is a very common phenomenon in quantitative trading.

Instead of letting those who trust this trading system repeatedly fall into pitfalls, it is better to adjust strategies in a timely manner. The upcoming direction will shift towards more stable long-term operations with ETH and BTC, and reconsidering the matter of lead in copy trading when the market environment and personal conditions are more mature.

To be honest, many people who engage in lead in copy trading lack this self-awareness. They often overlook implicit risks such as market liquidity traps and institutional sniping. If they truly care about the earnings of copy traders, sometimes pausing is more responsible than continuing. This is not a technical issue, but rather a respect for market rules.