If all the order takers could tell the truth (2)
One year later, I paid off my loan. My life gradually stabilized, and my restless heart began to guide me to embark on a journey in the cryptocurrency circle again.
I began to summarize my experience, reduce leverage, and make a small investment for a big gain. I began to accumulate funds slowly, and with a stable extra income, my private life began to become decadent. I had an extramarital affair and had an illegitimate child. I felt that the burden on me was even greater, and I once again thought about increasing leverage.
But I was afraid of another liquidation, so I started to ask teachers for advice. I found a teacher in the square. I saw that his winning rate was very high and his income was stable. I paid 500U membership fees and started to follow orders. I re-registered on a new platform and filled in his referral code. There was a lot of support in the group, and group members posted their profitable orders. I felt that my 500U was worth it. The teacher said to divide the funds into 5 parts and take one part at a time. I don’t know if it was my luck or the teacher’s luck. The first two orders were profitable, and I was very happy. The focus came to the third order. The direction was wrong and I suffered a floating loss. The teacher said that he believed him and added two layers of positions, but a long needle went down and the position was liquidated for the third time. The teacher also told me that it was because I did not continue to top up the additional margin that caused the liquidation and did not catch up with the rebound. He asked me to continue to top up, but I was penniless at this time.
Later, I learned from many sources that there were only three of us who followed orders in that group who were real people, and the others were virtual robots to liven up the atmosphere. The teacher also opened orders with 1U each for long and short. The purpose was to put his rate of return on the post to attract more head fees and commission fees.
