Want to learn how to trade? Don't overthink it, just do it. Use small funds to open positions, monitor the market daily, review and summarize each trade, and gradually build your own trading system from experience. This is the only reliable way.
Many people dream of making big money by copying trades, but what’s the result? Eight or nine times out of ten, they lose money. Why? Because you’re not following the same person. Different capital sizes, different thinking logic, and different risk tolerance—all these factors cause the profitable strategies to become distorted when you try to replicate them. What you see are only the data and information others present to you, but you don’t see the complete trading decision process behind it.
The same applies to popular coins like SOL. Those who make money are never because they followed some divine signal, but because they truly understand the market. Ultimately, how much you can earn depends on how deep your understanding is. There’s no way around that.
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ponzi_poet
· 01-12 02:06
I've seen through copy trading long ago; it's just self-deception. The real logic of making money has never been in others' trades.
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GasDevourer
· 01-09 15:01
I've seen through copy trading long ago; it's just paying an IQ tax. It's better to honestly explore on your own; any losses are just your own experience.
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SolidityJester
· 01-09 04:56
Copy trading to make money? Dream on, just stick to analyzing charts obediently.
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HodlOrRegret
· 01-09 04:40
There's nothing wrong with that; copying trades is just paying an IQ tax. I only realized this after experiencing the loss myself.
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NFTRegretter
· 01-09 04:29
All copy traders are just newbies, really. I've fallen for this myself before.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 01-09 04:28
I've also fallen into the trap of copying trades before, and now I realize it's just self-deception. You still have to learn slowly on your own; there's no shortcut.
Want to learn how to trade? Don't overthink it, just do it. Use small funds to open positions, monitor the market daily, review and summarize each trade, and gradually build your own trading system from experience. This is the only reliable way.
Many people dream of making big money by copying trades, but what’s the result? Eight or nine times out of ten, they lose money. Why? Because you’re not following the same person. Different capital sizes, different thinking logic, and different risk tolerance—all these factors cause the profitable strategies to become distorted when you try to replicate them. What you see are only the data and information others present to you, but you don’t see the complete trading decision process behind it.
The same applies to popular coins like SOL. Those who make money are never because they followed some divine signal, but because they truly understand the market. Ultimately, how much you can earn depends on how deep your understanding is. There’s no way around that.