On the day I traded crude oil, my funds were at 1190.

Today, I placed many orders, heavily leveraged on Bitcoin with dozens of times, and made over a hundred dollars.
That day, with an average entry price of 113 in crude oil, I would have a floating loss of 20 points even with a one-time entry.
Being trapped isn't a big deal; if my friends copying my trades have losses, it's because I have two positions in crude oil, both long and short.
Bitcoin is also heavily leveraged for trading T, and now I basically have no floating loss—only the high transaction fees.
Now I’ve also removed crude oil from my trades; if I open a position, it’s with a 0.x times leverage on Ants.
Currently, I only trade Bitcoin, mainstream Ethereum, gold, and no other assets.
I rarely lose when trading Bitcoin, so let’s wait and see.
If I hold positions in Bitcoin, I rarely do so for long, but in terms of holding, Bitcoin is the top, all other coins are sidelined.
From now on, I will only trade Bitcoin, with Ethereum and gold as auxiliaries.
The monthly returns might be a bit lower, but they are definitely stable.
I’ve already cut my position in crude oil; there’s no point in holding a trapped position.
A floating loss of 50 points has already been recovered—if I cut my losses, I do it.
I also demonstrated how to recover from a 50-point loss.
If I were trading Bitcoin these days, I might be profitable every day, so from now on, I will remove crude oil.
Otherwise, I’ll trade with a 0.x Ants leverage, and if Bitcoin gets trapped with floating losses, I can easily recover.