Open so many copy trading accounts, and this time is the longest-lasting—persisted for 15 days. It’s easy to say, but few can truly do it.

Looking back at those failed trades, the problem was basically the same: overleveraging. As long as you are heavily invested, once losses hit, people start to panic. How panicked? They’re eager to immediately recover the lost money through revenge trading. This mindset is like dancing on the edge of a cliff—one misstep and it’s a thousand-foot fall, leading to a margin call and liquidation.

To survive long-term, there are just a few key points. First, strict position management—each trade must have a clear risk exposure, and don’t chase short-term gains. Second, genuine risk control awareness—not just lip service, but remaining calm during account drawdowns. Third, and the hardest part—learn to wait. Accept losses, give time to recover, and never try to make it all back in one shot.

Looking at mainstream coins like BTC, the market will always give opportunities, but only if your account is still alive.