Before I opened the copy-trading function, it was often just a few days—dozens of times, sometimes even more than 300x. Ever since I enabled copy-trading, starting with the first account: 7 days, 102x. Then the second account: 5 days, 14x. Then the third account: 5 days, 4x. The fourth account: in just a few days, it basically went to zero directly. As a result, my mindset was seriously affected, because I kept having to consider how the copy-traders would feel, which caused my trading to become severely distorted.



I originally didn’t want to keep doing this anymore, but there are a very small number of copy-traders who still hope to follow me. However, they’re also afraid that I might trade recklessly, so they told me to trade using her account. They said this would be beneficial because it would allow her to fully supervise and constrain me throughout, and to correct my problems in time. On top of that, I have a cleanliness/compulsiveness issue: if the data looks messed up, I want to switch to a new account. I also want to fulfill my own dream of hitting 100x again.

During this period, besides the part that profited and can withdraw immediately, a significant number of people lost quite a bit. Of course, I myself account for the biggest share of it.

This time, I don’t want everyone to keep following. But I’m afraid that if I don’t say anything, and it ends up turning into 10x or 100x, there will be conspiracy theories claiming that I’m losing money—especially when people hear me talk excitedly when I’m in the loss. And when I’m making money, they’ll secretly trade on their own without saying anything. So I still decided to mention it.

Look at the new account I’m following—everyone, just treat it as a joke. Watch me get liquidated, or watch me flip into 10x or 100x!

Reminder again: copy-trading carries high risk! Follow rationally.
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