#ETH走势分析 My trading principle is very simple: only trade in rhythms I'm familiar with, and strictly execute the plan once it's set.
For this ETH trade, I set a stop loss at 2987. After posting that referenced tweet, I was worried that some friends might follow the trade without setting a stop loss and stubbornly hold onto losing positions—so I'm specifically posting this clarification. I might not publicly share my trades much in the future, mainly because I focus on larger time frames, usually starting from the daily chart. This approach really isn't suitable for short-term traders, and it's even less suitable for those using high leverage.
Everyone should stick to their own style; don't blindly copy trades.
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BearMarketBarber
· 7h ago
The stop-loss is set at 2987, so at least there's that level of awareness. I'm just worried that some people will still not set a stop-loss even after seeing this...
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LightningWallet
· 7h ago
I respect your cautious attitude, but to be honest, when it comes to copy trading, you really have to be responsible for yourself. You can't rely on others to remind you about basic operations like stop-loss.
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GasFeeCrier
· 7h ago
Set the stop loss at 2987? Seriously, some people really need to learn this strategy instead of always trying to tough it out... The approach starting from the daily chart is definitely not for short-term players.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 7h ago
This stop-loss point at 2987... is basically a bet that systemic risk won't hit instantly. Ultimately, it's all about psychological games.
One problem is that stop-losses at the daily level have such a wide range—how strong does your ability to withstand drawdowns have to be... Lending rates are rising again this round, and that's often how the dominoes start to fall.
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ponzi_poet
· 7h ago
You really need to have a clear idea when it comes to stop-losses. Not everyone can handle high leverage.
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The daily chart strategy really isn’t suitable for those who can’t resist trading; your own pace is the most important.
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How should I put it, the worst thing when copy trading is not setting a stop-loss—one pullback and you could lose everything.
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This logic is fine, but most people still can’t control their own hands.
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There aren’t many people who set stop-losses to begin with; this reminder is very necessary.
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Trying to scalp using a daily chart framework is basically asking for trouble.
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It’s enough to have your own trading discipline, but unfortunately most people don’t.
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How about the stop-loss level at 2987, is it based on technical analysis?
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The phrase “don’t blindly copy trades” should be engraved in every retail trader’s mind.
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SerumSqueezer
· 7h ago
Makes sense, you really can't be careless when it comes to stop-losses.
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Oh man, blindly copying trades really messes with your mindset. Glad you clarified in time.
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Daily timeframe strategies are definitely more stable. I think the same way—short-term trading isn't for everyone.
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That's why I never give public trade calls. I don't want to mess people up or cause headaches.
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Setting the stop-loss at 2987 is pretty solid—respect to traders who stick to their rules.
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You're absolutely right. Different market styles require different strategies—you can't just force one approach everywhere.
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The scariest thing about copy trading is following someone with no risk awareness. This kind of reminder really needs to be repeated.
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Daily traders and short-term traders are two totally different things. The timeframe you look at can make or break you.
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Strictly following your plan is something you can't fake—most people fail right here.
#ETH走势分析 My trading principle is very simple: only trade in rhythms I'm familiar with, and strictly execute the plan once it's set.
For this ETH trade, I set a stop loss at 2987. After posting that referenced tweet, I was worried that some friends might follow the trade without setting a stop loss and stubbornly hold onto losing positions—so I'm specifically posting this clarification. I might not publicly share my trades much in the future, mainly because I focus on larger time frames, usually starting from the daily chart. This approach really isn't suitable for short-term traders, and it's even less suitable for those using high leverage.
Everyone should stick to their own style; don't blindly copy trades.