Trading and being a KOL are essentially two parallel lines.

What do traders live on? The ability to correct mistakes. In my own trades over the years, every profitable trade has been inseparable from three words: have expectations, control risks, and dare to admit mistakes.

What about KOLs? They need to package themselves as very impressive, with well-informed news, and at least make their fans feel like they understand everything. Isn't this contradictory?

To be honest, my trading skills are really not that great.

Take the recent order of APT as an example. The account has now returned to normal, which is similar to my initial judgment. During this period, I didn't see a suitable opportunity to increase my position, so I didn't take any action. On the funding rate side, I incurred a cost of 500 U, with a floating profit of around 300. Overall, the position is basically even, neither losing nor making a significant profit.

If you feel that the market carries risks, or if you want to reduce the pressure of your holdings, you might consider closing half of your positions first to lower the cost line. This tactic is quite practical.