God of Hundred U? I think it's more like Hundred U's bunch of newbies.



This morning it was still red at 20U, I went back to sleep and when I woke up, it was -13.45U. Countryside is still trading, with a 50U principal, now unrealized loss of 13.45, realized loss this round is also -1.09. Total assets dropped from 69 to 35. Alright, it's a casino, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.
But what I really can't stand is—look at this copy trading record, what the hell? Scotland, +4.41 refund, -4.41 buy-in, going back and forth. Atlanta Warriors vs. Redmen, +0.00 refund, refreshing multiple screens, with -4.78 buy-in for CIN in between, at least three trades for the same game. Ivory Coast too, +4.41 refund -4.41 buy-in, exactly the same.
Bro, I set my single trade position to follow the big boss's amount, but it turns out the big boss might be canceling and re-entering orders or the system is retrying with delay, directly giving me a bunch of invalid hedge orders. No money lost, but the records are so messy I can't see what I actually hold. What's worse—big boss is buying the same option in batches, and the system follows every single one, unknowingly I’ve bet multiple times on that Atlanta game. Is this risk diversification? Or passive all-in?
I'm now at -13.45U, not a big loss, but very annoying. Here are three small suggestions for Gate, just three:
1. Can the same event and option only follow the first order? Don't automatically follow subsequent buys, I can't handle it.
2. Set a "single event total limit," like a maximum of 30U, stop once reached.
3. For hedge orders that show +0.00 refund and -xx buy-in, can they be hidden from the records? Seeing it is exhausting.
Self-rescue plan: I plan to stop Countryside for now, take a break. When the system stops acting up, I’ll consider whether to follow or not.
The challenge isn't over yet, but my mindset has already entered the second round.
#百U战神挑战第二期 #Gate预测市场 #聪明钱
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