$IRYS I went to sleep after getting liquidated yesterday, so I didn’t give everyone a detailed update. Yesterday I started a copy-trading account with $1,000, and it grew to over $9,000. Quite a few of you probably saw the whole thing happen live—it only took a few hours.
The next image shows the trades I made all afternoon. I started with just $600 and grew it to $2,500. Then I used $1,000 to start copy trading, and that $1,000 grew to $9,000. Getting liquidated doesn’t really matter, because I’m still in profit. In reality, I turned $600 into $11,500; the live trading record only shows the stretch from $1,000 to $9,000.
I really didn’t expect to multiply my money dozens of times in a single day yesterday. When I went long with $19,000 at 2.58, you guys were tagging me like crazy. I saw how much I’d made and closed everything with one click. If I’d held on for another 10 minutes, I probably could’ve made $40,000. After selling too early, I started losing my rhythm. Volatility picked up out of nowhere, and it fell all the way from 0.5 to 0.1 without a single bounce. I bought the dip at 0.2 and set a stop-loss at 0.14—and that was that.
Don’t worry about me, guys. I didn’t actually lose money; I just gave my profits back to those damn market makers. 没有投票的兄弟给我投投票咯
The next image shows the trades I made all afternoon. I started with just $600 and grew it to $2,500. Then I used $1,000 to start copy trading, and that $1,000 grew to $9,000. Getting liquidated doesn’t really matter, because I’m still in profit. In reality, I turned $600 into $11,500; the live trading record only shows the stretch from $1,000 to $9,000.
I really didn’t expect to multiply my money dozens of times in a single day yesterday. When I went long with $19,000 at 2.58, you guys were tagging me like crazy. I saw how much I’d made and closed everything with one click. If I’d held on for another 10 minutes, I probably could’ve made $40,000. After selling too early, I started losing my rhythm. Volatility picked up out of nowhere, and it fell all the way from 0.5 to 0.1 without a single bounce. I bought the dip at 0.2 and set a stop-loss at 0.14—and that was that.
Don’t worry about me, guys. I didn’t actually lose money; I just gave my profits back to those damn market makers. 没有投票的兄弟给我投投票咯
