Last time I already posted about this: if you’re copying trades, don’t change leverage casually. My position drawdown hasn’t even reached 8%, but look at yours—you’ve already got 70% in your position. If you do this, it’s very easy to get liquidated.

My trading logic is: I only consider a stop-loss when the drawdown hits 30% and the rebound can’t go back up. With the leverage you set—if a 15% drawdown happens, you’ll get liquidated. You’re probably feeling great because you made money by adjusting the leverage, and you may have flipped your account in a week by copying my trades. But you still need to respect the market and consider the risks. I’m not a god—I’m going to encounter market drawdowns with my trades. I won’t stop-loss everyone’s principal just because one person is about to get liquidated.

I hope you can see this post and change the leverage back. If you truly get liquidated, you’ll be responsible for it yourself.

Once again: if you’re copying trades, don’t change leverage casually. Thank you for your cooperation.