2026-01-03 10:21:04

The copy trading plan has been restarted.

The entry threshold is very low, only 10U to participate, giving everyone a chance to get on board. The performance records are all there, you can check them yourself, and I ranked first in copy trading last December.

This time, I raised $500 again and decided to start from zero. To be honest, the previous experience is enough, and this time I want to be more cautious. The core goal is very clear — to use one year to strive for a hundredfold return for all my brothers.

Here's a share of the copy trading approach: using a proportional copy trading method, while flexibly adjusting, and choosing those moments with better prices and healthier position structures to enter. This way, you can keep up with the rhythm without blindly chasing highs.

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HodlOrRegret

· 01-05 19:45

Hundredfold returns? Bro, your confidence is pretty high. I saw the first place in December, but can it be replicated? That's the real question. But the 10u threshold is indeed friendly. Just give it a try. Following fixed ratios and copying sounds smart, but it all depends on execution. Mindset is the biggest enemy. Want both stability and hundredfold gains? That's a contradiction, brother. Whether you can turn things around this round depends on these 500 dollars. Be careful not to lose it all back to the starting point.

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rekt_but_resilient

· 01-04 19:56

Hundredfold returns? Buddy, I heard that last year. Turning 500 dollars into a hundred times, your math isn't very good, old guy. Copy trading sounds good, but I'm afraid it's just on paper again. Starting from 10U? Sounds nice, but if you really want to make money, you need to add more. Can I see the performance record? I don't want to get cut again. Is this really stable this time? Feels like every time it's "this time is different."

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 01-03 10:50

Hundredfold returns? Man, your confidence is really something. The top spot last December, now you're aiming to do it again—what does that say? The copy-trading method sounds pretty good, but how can you ensure it won't just be a fleeting trend? The $10 entry threshold is indeed low, but the key is whether you can stay calm afterward. Starting over with $500—are you really determined to prove yourself this time? Futures trading can turn sour faster than it turns around. Can your strategy withstand the drawdowns?

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CafeMinor

· 01-03 10:48

Hundredfold returns in one year? Bro, you really have a big mouth. --- You can get in with 10U, are you really planning to take it seriously this time? --- The first place from December last year is back again, feels like he's trying to prove something. --- Following and copying sounds good, but I'm just worried it's all talk and no action. --- Reboot with 500 dollars, can it stay steady this time or will it go all in again? --- Sounds nice, but there are many people ranking first in copying trades. --- Hundred times? I'll just watch quietly, anyway I can't lose 10 bucks. --- It's the same old trick, always saying this time will be stable, but what about the result? --- Better prices and healthier positions, in plain language, what does that mean? --- Alright, I'll follow along. If I make money, you're the big boss; if I lose, I accept it.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-03 10:47

Hundredfold returns? Just hearing about it is enough, haha --- Getting on at 10U... feels like it's happening again --- Fixed ratio copying is indeed more reliable than blindly following, but the key is to choose the right person --- The first place in December last year had some impressive data, but the market has changed over the past year --- Reboot with 500 dollars, the idea is good, just see how it executes later --- I just want to know how long this can last --- Being more stable is the right approach, don't chase high and get liquidated again

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 01-03 10:47

A hundredfold return in one year sounds really exciting, but I feel like it’s a bit suspicious. --- Starting from 10U? The threshold is indeed low, but the key is who you’re following, right? --- Last December’s top performer is now starting over and raising 500 again? Brother, your confidence is impressive. --- Fixed versus follow trading with flexible adjustments sounds good, but in practice, it still depends on luck, haha. --- I don’t believe in a hundredfold, but if I could get 20 times, I’d be satisfied. --- Another round of follow trading, is this really stable? What about last time? --- The 10U threshold sounds great, but the question is how to split such a large share from 500 dollars. --- No hype, no blackening; let’s see the performance at the end of the year. --- Flexible adjustments come with risks, but I still need to look at historical data before deciding. --- It sounds nice, but at the core, it’s all about making money. Without profit, everything else is pointless.

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ApeWithNoFear

· 01-03 10:41

A hundredfold return? Bro, your confidence is a bit too much. --- Starting from 10U again, I've seen this trick many times. --- Following fixed ratios sounds good, but I'm just worried that real trading is a different story. --- December 1st, right? Let's see if it can withstand the bear market this round. --- Going all in with $500 again, how much confidence does that take? --- "More stable" — every follower says this, and then what? --- Better prices, healthy position structure... sounds like armchair quarterbacking after the fact. --- Can you stop just bragging about your record and show me a real-time account address? --- A hundredfold in a year, then why am I still working?

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VitalikFanboy42

· 01-03 10:23

Hundredfold returns? Buddy, that's a bit of a stretch. How's the top performer from December last year doing now?

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