2025-12-23 15:00:55

#数字资产市场洞察 I saw a trader's record - the win rate is indeed not low, but the problem lies in the unwillingness to promptly stop loss after a directional judgment error. With the market being so stagnant, can’t we just observe it properly? Must we chase the trend in the market?

There is one more thing that needs to be made clear. There are doubts from some people below—originally, the character setting was unclear, and now the 30% profit-sharing ratio is also quite solid. After the profit generated by the position being multiplied by 9 is distributed, where does this income ultimately go? $ETH , this market situation is still quite clear to everyone.

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MemeCurator

· 12-23 15:30

The matter of stop loss is really, some people are just stubborn. With such a high profit-sharing ratio, who knows where the money goes. In this wave of market, it should be a Short Position to watch the show, but they insist on messing around.

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FUD_Whisperer

· 12-23 15:29

Stop loss is basic skill, why insist on holding until Get Liquidated? 30% profit sharing? Dude, this number makes me uncomfortable, flipping 9 times still needs to play people for suckers? In a stalemate market, one should just sit back, why show off operations? Unclear persona, opaque sharing—this is ridiculous, can't you see such a clear market for eth? Stop loss is not weakness, it's the premise of coming back alive. After sharing 9 times the profit, where are they counting the money? This really explains the problem. Sometimes doing nothing is the best operation, why must you meddle with everything?

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 12-23 15:12

Stop loss is something that really requires attention; otherwise, no matter how high the winning rate is, it's all in vain. Regarding profit distribution transparency, I think we need to clarify it; everyone wants to know where the money ultimately goes. Just ride out this wave of market; there's no need to rush.

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