There is a strange phenomenon in the crypto world — giving hard-earned money to strangers to operate, and feeling quite proud even when facing liquidation. Yet, when it comes to improving life for family, one hesitates to reach into their Wallet. How twisted must this psychology be?



No wonder the business of cutting leeks is so hot - collecting group fees, relying on commission from following orders, and earning rebates from transaction fees. In simple terms, it means there are a lot of traders who are not clear-headed, dreaming of making money effortlessly. What’s the result? They neither learn trading skills nor do they fill their Wallet; instead, they end up with empty pockets.

In the crypto market, if you want to make money, the only shortcut is to push yourself to grow. The funds must be in your own hands; others' orders can only serve as references. Opening positions, closing positions, and setting stop losses—these decision-making powers must be in your hands. Only by operating this way for the long term can you continue to improve.

Don't expect to have free pies fall from the sky. Those who fantasize about getting something for nothing will ultimately end up paying tuition, wasting time, and seeing their accounts shrink.
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BlockchainBrokenPromisevip
· 12-23 15:27
It's too heart-wrenching to say, many people are just blinded by this trap of being played for suckers. Copy trading? Commission? Buddy, your wallet is the real participant. There are not many who really make money, most are just the ones who pay tuition. Controlling your own entry and exit positions is what it means to be knowledgeable.
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ReverseTrendSistervip
· 12-23 15:20
It's too heart-wrenching to say, I have such people around me, copy trading until they are in a trance. They don't even have control over their own capital management, yet they blame the market conditions, come on.
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ZeroRushCaptainvip
· 12-23 15:20
Oh my gosh, this passage really hit home for me. I’m the fool who proudly hands over my money to others to operate, only to see it drop to zero completely. Now I’m thinking in reverse—when others push an order, I treat it as a Reverse Indicator, and surprisingly, the accuracy isn’t bad, it’s hilarious. Those guys charging group fees are really geniuses; the business of playing suckers is indeed faster than my trading in making money. The speed at which my account is shrinking is almost catching up with the Fed printing money. Now I’ve come to realize that the withdrawal card must be in my own hands, and I have to set my stop loss myself, or else I’ll just be waiting to drop to zero. To put it simply, this is experience paid for with tuition; the cost is just a corpse on the battlefield.
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