2025-12-14 16:40:36

#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Once again, I find myself in a complicated situation, and this time it really left me speechless😓

The crypto world has everything. I understand that everyone wants good strategies, but it’s really upsetting to feel like you’ve been scammed. A fan reached out to me saying they wanted to follow along with the trades. At first, our chat was pretty smooth, but once we started actually coordinating, problems arose.

This afternoon, I provided a short-term plan for this guy, with an entry point at 421. After entering the trade, I never saw any more screenshots of the position. How am I supposed to help manage the position like this?

I really can’t understand the logic of people like this—if they truly can see through the market and think they’re skilled, why not just trade by themselves? Why cling to this kind of attachment?

When I received this order in the evening, ZEC spiked down to 397, which was a perfect exit opportunity. But after entering, this friend disappeared—does he not trust the strategy, or does he have other plans?

This is another deep lesson. For those who don’t genuinely want to cooperate, there’s no need to force it. A carefully planned strategy is only useful if it’s actually utilized. That sense of powerlessness is indeed tough😣

Strategies are something I reserve for friends I truly trust. Trust is a two-way street. I will keep proving the reliability of my strategies through real trades. I also appreciate everyone who sincerely follows along. Whether during the day or at night, I’m continuously monitoring opportunities in strong assets.$SOL $ETH These popular coins are all within my watchlist. If you’re interested, let’s discuss ideas together!

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 12-16 12:44

This is a common operation in the crypto circle; human nature is the hardest to predict. Follow traders like this—once given a plan, they disappear. Honestly, it's still a matter of trust; there's no need to waste each other's time. I said it before, people like this are destined not to make money; they're just fooling themselves. That ZEC opportunity was really amazing, but unfortunately it was wasted—such a pity. Mutual trust is difficult; the difficulty lies right here. Can't lead such people; really, let's each go our own way.

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TommyTeacher

· 12-15 16:30

This is the norm in the crypto world—hypocritical bandwagon followers are the most annoying. True friends are just two words: visible position screenshots. Bandwagon followers never dare to share their holdings publicly; this logic is spot on. 421 into 397—did you really miss this opportunity? What a waste. No matter how good the strategy is, you're still afraid of encountering such pig teammates. Honestly, it's a bit exhausting.

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HallucinationGrower

· 12-15 06:12

That's why I say the biggest fear in copying trades is people like this—talk the talk but don't walk the walk. People always want to grab a bargain, but end up being hurt by the very cheapness they chase. 421 down to 397, the clear opportunity is right in front of them, but they disappear into thin air, and no one can save them.

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CommunityLurker

· 12-14 17:10

This is outrageous. People who follow the trades enter and then disappear. What does this mean?

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StrawberryIce

· 12-14 17:05

How did this person disappear right after entering the market? LOL

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quietly_staking

· 12-14 16:48

This is just too outrageous. Say yes, then suddenly disappear after entering the market? People, you need to have a strategy in your mouth, but no confidence in your heart. The gap from 421 to 397, missed is missed.

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AirdropFreedom

· 12-14 16:46

This is the norm in the crypto world. It's easy to follow the trend, but there are very few who truly have resolve.

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BlockTalk

· 12-14 16:42

This is the common blame-shifting tactic in the crypto circle—promise to cooperate but end up disappearing without a trace. Really, this irresponsible copying mindset is the most annoying. With your such serious personality, you should have learned to screen people long ago. That wave of ZEC was indeed the perfect exit point, what a pity. Trust, you know, really can't withstand testing.

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