Our platform, these仙人修炼邪剑谱的高手们, I actually have a sense of their skill level, but what I don’t understand is that they all have different reasons for their actions.

Let’s pick two typical examples.
I just want to know how you guys have been spending these 180 days.
One tells me, “I’m playing with 500x leverage on gold, making crazy profits,”
and another says, “My contracts are long-term.”
Alright then, if you love to play whatever you want, go ahead.
Did you make a loss of ten thousand or so by following signals?
That’s not important.
It’s not guaranteed to make money, but if you didn’t make any profit on contracts in these six months,
what does that mean?
If one of your trades gets liquidated, that’s not a technical issue.
If you’ve been losing money continuously for half a year, that’s a technical problem.
And another thing—if you’re trading long-term contracts, we first need to understand from a technical analysis perspective,
is long-term easier or short-term?
Is frequent trading easier to make money or trading less?
You’re both trading long-term, reducing your trades, and almost never getting liquidated,
yet you still manage to lose money.
Tell me, where’s your technical skill?
The contract that lost money, you tell me you made money trading gold,
and if you’re trading long-term and losing, then you say you made money short-term, right?
You two, if you’re together, let me join in.
I’m more straightforward than you two, and I look better too.
The three of us could form a team and debut together.
These two haven’t made any money in half a year,
and with your level of skill in the crypto world, even the big names haven’t made money.
So, tell me, why do you think you can make money?
You watch a couple of live streams and think you can make money?
Is making money that easy?
Let me join you.