2025-12-31 06:26:17

Trading copy trading at the end of the year, can you still lose money?

The platform's leverage is set to a default of 20x, but if 20x can't be achieved, it automatically drops to 10x. The higher the leverage, the more exaggerated the return rate, and the key is that the widened spread makes it easier to buy the dip, with minimal slippage issues.

A friend of mine who copies trades used a principal of $940, and now his account balance is $982.72. He has accumulated a profit sharing of $150, withdrawing once every $50. With this pace, it's really hard to say he would lose. What are you still thinking about?

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HackerWhoCares

· 5h ago

Bro, the data sounds good, but with 20x leverage, a sudden crash can wipe out your position instantly. No mention of the risk at all.

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FlippedSignal

· 5h ago

I'm really scared of 20x leverage; I make money quickly but also lose quickly. That guy is pretty lucky.

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BoredRiceBall

· 5h ago

940 units sold at 982, with a share of 150. Did this guy really make a profit or is it just a good-looking number on paper?

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GasFeeBeggar

· 5h ago

Getting from 940 to 1150 is indeed a bit crazy. But with 20x leverage... one correction and it's gone, right?

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MetaMuskRat

· 5h ago

Bro, this 20x leverage sounds crazy, but do you really dare to use it? Wait, $940 principal earning $150 profit? These numbers just don't seem right. People who withdraw every day are probably cutting their own losses before cutting others'. The higher the leverage, the faster you lose. Don't be brainwashed by these few cases.

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