Turns out, you only get traffic when you lose money.
Those BNB trades this time got 300,000 views across two posts.
I’ve been urging you day after day to short the Nasdaq, from 760 all the way down to 685.
I talked about it for so long, and each post only got a few thousand or tens of thousands of views.
From now on, I’ll only post losing trades and stop posting winning ones.
That said, I never told anyone to trade $BNB .
I have two kinds of trades:
1. Trades I’m very confident about:
I call these out publicly in the group and in my posts, and I do it in advance. The results speak for themselves: a 99% win rate. I never delete posts or claim credit after the fact.
But these trades have one downside: you can miss the move. I trade conservatively, and I’m responsible for everyone who follows my trades. Because I’m so cautious, sometimes people miss out—and that’s why the win rate is as high as 99%.
2. Trades I’m not confident about:
I never call these out, and I never tell anyone to take them.
I casually posted one losing BNB trade, and I didn’t expect it to get so much traffic.
Maybe my usual analysis and prediction posts are a bit dull?
A losing trade finally gives all the experts a chance to weigh in