Today, the brother who had a copy trading amount of 2000 dollars was removed.

It's not for any other reason, but the amount is just too large. I've always advised everyone to play with me using small amounts, just $10 or $50 for a notification fee, and that's it. For large amounts, it's really better to operate off-market by yourself. My approach, to put it bluntly, is to go all-in in batches, with a relatively aggressive capital management strategy. If, like in the previous incident with a certain big platform, I lose $2000, that's fine, but if those who are copy trading with me aren't warned in advance that they are in a daring position, they will definitely get scolded if they really lose.

Today I took my family out for a stroll by the seaside to take photos. When we got back, I checked my account and I made a profit, luck is indeed on my side. Originally, it seemed I would lose 1000 dollars today, but after a round of operations in the evening, I made back 2500, ending up with a net profit of over 1000 dollars, which is quite satisfying.

Recently, it's been hard to deal with 二饼, while the model of altcoins, which is based on the willingness to gamble and accept losses, has been more straightforward. If I stop-loss on this position tonight, I would lose 1200, but the result of gaining 2500 has exceeded expectations. I wasn't thinking about the bigger picture; whether to sell high or low is another matter, securing profits is the real truth. If after the first spike it directly dropped to 2.5, it wouldn't just be a matter of profit retracement—going from a floating profit of 1400 to a floating loss of 1200 would lead to a complete collapse of mentality.

With good luck, the contract has finally favored the gambler this time.