For accounts experiencing losses from copying trades and wanting to turn things around, honestly, there is only one way to go.
The core idea is to enter gradually with leverage during a major dip. When Ethereum drops to 10%, go all-in with 2x leverage. If it falls further to 15-20%, increase to 3x. If it continues to decline beyond 20%, max out at 4.5x.
Of course, if the decline exceeds 40%, it's basically a blow-up. But looking back at historical K-line charts, such extreme market conditions have never occurred. If it really happens, then accept it—there's no other way—take out a loan, go all-in on spot, and bet on a rebound.
Honestly, I am just waiting for such an opportunity. If I can wait, great; if not, so be it.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 17h ago
Oh no, isn't this just waiting to die? Instead of waiting for a rebound, it's better to wait for a liquidation.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 17h ago
This theory sounds refreshing, but in practice, the mindset collapses very quickly during operation.
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GasGrillMaster
· 18h ago
Oh no, I've heard this routine too many times. Every time they say history has never happened before, and yet?
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 18h ago
Isn't this just gambling? Betting everything with a 40% chance of losing and still taking out a loan to go all-in—really daring to think like that.
For accounts experiencing losses from copying trades and wanting to turn things around, honestly, there is only one way to go.
The core idea is to enter gradually with leverage during a major dip. When Ethereum drops to 10%, go all-in with 2x leverage. If it falls further to 15-20%, increase to 3x. If it continues to decline beyond 20%, max out at 4.5x.
Of course, if the decline exceeds 40%, it's basically a blow-up. But looking back at historical K-line charts, such extreme market conditions have never occurred. If it really happens, then accept it—there's no other way—take out a loan, go all-in on spot, and bet on a rebound.
Honestly, I am just waiting for such an opportunity. If I can wait, great; if not, so be it.