1. Closing positions is to save bullets; I can definitely hold until a blowout, so I don't have to compensate and it's more worry-free, or keep a tiny position without fully closing, also no compensation needed. 2. When I ended the copy trading, I recorded a video showing a maximum loss of just over 300 USD. As for not being on the list or the amount being incorrect, if you figure it out, feel free to tell me. 3. The amount and personnel are based on my own records; if it were thousands of USD, I wouldn't even mention compensation. 4. Just suffered a blowout loss, and immediately compensation? Do the work first, then talk about compensation. If you insist on asking about timing, then compensation will be after earning 30 million. 5. Copy trading is voluntary; I earn 4000 USD in profit sharing from leading trades, don't think I made a lot of money from you. 6. Haters should first solve their own basic needs; whining is less useful than going to work on screws.

I recorded the screen when ending the copy trade. I have a list of those who followed until the end. At this point, there are still people trying to scam, really speechless. The biggest loss was just over 300u. Those who followed until the end should keep the copy trade records and details well.

It fell, and Heizi is happy. The drop in this altcoin was actually bearable; the main issue was Sandisk being too wild, completely beyond comprehension. Every loss is a lesson learned. Being too ambitious is a problem, but I also benefited from the dividends. It's important to try to at least break even or minimize losses; opportunities are always there. When I don't have time to watch the market, I trade less. If you say I'm noob and don't cut losses, I accept that. If you say I'm manipulating the market and scamming, I don't even bother explaining—I lose money too. When making money, the big guys lead me; when orders blow up, they complain. Now I understand why the old devil stopped leading trades.

Everyone likes to see me liquidate, so let it happen, it's profit anyway. If I can't liquidate, then after these positions are closed flat, I won't take any more trades.

If you want to close your ETH position, you can look for an opportunity to do so. My position isn't very good. I closed a few orders today, with a profit of over 200,000 R. Are you following?

Whether it's 60x leverage or 100x leverage, the most important thing is to control the actual leverage properly. It is recommended to keep it within 10x, leaving room to withstand a black swan event. Even if there is an unrealized loss, don't casually add positions to lower the average price; after adding, the actual leverage should not exceed 15x. The most important thing in contracts is not to lose all your bullets at once—having capital means having a chance to turn things around. Trading is definitely against human nature; the more you train your mindset and trade calmly and peacefully, the more likely you are to reach the other side. I have also gone through liquidation, so I understand the impatience during unrealized losses, the tendency to get emotional and go all-in, but the mindset is built little by little. Going all-in and getting liquidated is worse than controlling leverage well and letting time and compound interest work gradually. #交易之声：你的经验值得被听到

slx lab, be prepared to hold these two copied trades for a long time. Anyway, I'm ready to fight to the end. For the brothers who copy these two trades until I close the position, if I don't get liquidated, I will fully compensate for the losses. This only applies to these two slx lab trades and the brothers who stick with them until the end. I don't care about those who jump off midway or those who trade recklessly on their own.

Hynix made a small profit of 30,000 on this trade, mainstream coins have also broken even, and the altcoin trades are slowly being resolved. Regarding my operations, I don't need to explain anything to you; I have my own trading strategy. Yes, I hold firm no matter what. If you can make 3 million, then come talk. My leverage usage can withstand a black swan event once, and normal followers won't get liquidated; those who do should find their own reasons. Some 🐶 see me making money and ask me to lead, but when I lose, they say "Are you any good? You're trash." I've said before, I can accept drawdowns. Do you think mentality is easy to build? The old demon had a floating profit of 20 million turn into a floating loss and didn't say a word, but you lose a few bucks and your mentality breaks—it's hilarious. If I told you I still have bullets to top up margin, even if I lost everything, I still have my main job earning 300,000 a year, a secure position, and I'm a junior leader—wouldn't you be jealous to the point of losing your mind? Taking a step back, following trades is voluntary; have you lost more than a fraction of what I have? But from now on, I'll be careful not to make the rookie mistake of shaking hands and opening in the wrong direction 😂 I'll try to reduce big risky trades and take profits more often. Finally, thanks to all the bosses who have been following and supporting me. I really don't have time to watch the group chat; everyone chatting casually is fine. If you need to follow trades, just do it yourself. When the group reaches 2,000 people, I'll send a password red envelope.

Lately, work has been too busy, so I haven't had time to monitor the market. There was quite a bit of pullback yesterday, but I can completely accept these retracements. I prefer holding long-term positions. I've mentioned before that it's easy for unrealized profits to turn into unrealized losses, so the 2x short position on ETH that was once in profit is now at a loss, but I will consider taking profits in time later. After all, I'm leading trades; those who trust me can follow, and those who don't can leave or even treat me as a contrarian signal, all is fine. Also, one more thing: for the Hynix trade, I pressed the wrong direction by mistake—does anyone believe that? 😂 It really annoys me too.

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