Managing your own money and managing others' money are two different things.
With your own principal, you can freely leverage and try aggressive strategies—after all, you bear all the risks. But once you take on clients' funds, it's a different story. At this point, risk management becomes the top priority, and preserving capital must come first. This has always been our core principle, and it will not change in the future. Investors' trust is more valuable than anything else.
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TokenDustCollector
· 1h ago
Well said, this is the difference between professionalism and lack thereof.
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TideReceder
· 15h ago
Exactly, that's the difference between professional and amateur. When playing for yourself, you can go all-in and gamble everything, but when it comes to clients' money, you can't touch a single cent.
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 19h ago
Exactly, this is the fundamental difference between professional traders and retail investors.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 19h ago
There's nothing wrong with that statement; if the responsibilities are different, the mindset should change. Earning your own money and managing others' money indeed require two different sets of logic.
Managing your own money and managing others' money are two different things.
With your own principal, you can freely leverage and try aggressive strategies—after all, you bear all the risks. But once you take on clients' funds, it's a different story. At this point, risk management becomes the top priority, and preserving capital must come first. This has always been our core principle, and it will not change in the future. Investors' trust is more valuable than anything else.