For 1,000 USDT, you can directly consider copy trading with a 2x ratio; for 5,000 USDT, just use a fixed 5-10x ratio for copy trading. For 10,000 USDT and above, you can follow with a fixed asset-ratio.

Trading involves many uncertainties. Market news can be positive or negative, and factors such as wars and policies in different countries all have an impact. And the basis for executing each trade is using chart data shown on the screen—such as K-lines, Bollinger Bands (BOLL), MA, and the like—as reference.

When there’s no impact from news, the stop-loss and take-profit are fixed. But if uncontrollable news appears, you will consider taking stop-loss action (don’t bet on the market—trust me, being right ten times is not enough to cover the loss from being wrong just once; this is also why so many contract traders get liquidated). Also, trading does not “hold position” well—any attempt to hold through it is meaningless.

Remember: stop-loss is part of trading. Even if, on one occasion, your stop-loss is wrong, you still need to learn how to set and apply a stop-loss. If you can’t accept the occasional stop-loss, then I hope your luck in the investment market gets supercharged. Sudden, massive pumps and sudden, massive dumps are characteristics of cryptocurrency. Trust me—the crypto market has never been short of opportunities; what it lacks is patience.

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