This friend’s losses in June didn’t really surprise me—after all, in the crypto world, losing money is just everyday fare. What surprised me was his number of trades. In just three months, he traded more than 70,000 times. I can hardly believe what I’m seeing.

I checked my own June trading records myself: I only made 15 trades in total. I’m really not on the same level. When I first started playing contracts a few years ago, the most I ever traded in a single day was just around a dozen times—I used to feel my scalp go numb just thinking about it. But now, looking at this, it really is a small fish meeting a big fish.

I’ve always said: if you can do things in the crypto market and not lose money— or even if you only lose a little—then you’ve got real skills. And if you’re also able to outperform more than 90% of people, and then manage to make a small profit afterward… then you’re truly the chosen one. How many people in this circle actually make money? Even we KOLs mostly just talk; very few of us place trades ourselves.

My performance in June was overall just average. The main reason is that the market was far more extreme than I expected. For example, I had 8 stop-loss trades, and 6 of them were profitable. There was only one long position: I bought at 60,100 and got out at 67,000. That trade barely helped me break even and earn a little—otherwise I wouldn’t have.

And I’ll tell you this: I never “hold positions through”; every one of my trades is stopped out (cut with a stop-loss). That’s what kept me alive. As for the “follow-trade using the follow order ID” account, it’s only managed to break even for now as well.

July has just started. I hope that this month, brothers and sisters all get good results and good gains. My home renovation still needs a while longer—see you around August.

Wishing you all to get rich. Miss you guys.