Today’s $RAVE order encountered a slip-through, but I decisively added to my position at the low point, increased the margin to choose to resist the order, and finally managed to get through successfully. This process gave me a deeper understanding of the importance of position management.

Many friends who follow my trades ask me whether they need to adjust the margin when copying trades. To be honest, this depends on individual risk tolerance. My principle is simple: plan your principal in advance, then decide whether to follow proportionally or with a fixed amount—both methods have their pros and cons.

Currently, my profit has already reached 1X ahead of schedule, which was originally planned to take a week. Although it’s a bit early, I am still steadily working towards the 10X target. From my position records, each opening ratio remains stable between 4%-6%, with no hidden positions, and all operations are transparent and verifiable. This disciplined risk management approach is the key to long-term stable returns.