In this round of market, I've seen quite a few lead in copy trading participants, starting with a capital of 500U and eventually able to share over 10,000U in profits, which sounds quite tempting. But what is the truth behind it? Multiple Get Liquidated incidents within just one month, barely breaking even relying on traffic bonuses — how long can this model really last?

In contrast to this high-risk copy trading trap, some have chosen another path: focusing primarily on BTC and ETH, the two major mainstream coins, avoiding frequent leverage operations, and using stable strategies instead of aggressive growth. While double returns may not be visible in the short term, the curse of getting liquidated has completely disappeared.

Which of these two trading philosophies is more rational? It may vary from person to person, but maintaining the integrity of the principal in a volatile market is often more worthwhile than pursuing extreme returns in a single trade.