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Talk about why I choose to follow trades, or why as a KOL I only dare to follow trades now and why I don't bring trades to everyone. It's like when others ask me, 'You analyze the market so well, why don't you lead trades?' My answer is that I can't control myself, it's that simple. So what does it mean to be unable to control? For example, I made a prediction that the price would drop, and then I opened a short position when Bitcoin was at 95,000, and suddenly it shot up to 99,000. Should I exit or not? Generally, I definitely wouldn't exit, and I might even add to my position. In this case, most of the time, I'm right, but you notice that my actions have completely influenced my judgment. I've already held the position and added to it, so how can I not be bearish? When you analyze the situation, your position will definitely influence you! The trades you opened yourself, the analysis you do, whether to add to the position or hold, unless you have a split in your mind and cognitive dissonance, you will definitely be influenced. This is why many people, even if they have made a lot of money, end up losing it all in the end. It’s human instinct; you cannot go against human instinct. Following trades is different. For example, the 'Tortoise and Hare Race 985' that exploded in losses, at 20:37 yesterday, at a high, was tricked into adding to a position in altcoins. Before going to sleep, I noticed it, and I quickly topped up 1 unit of margin, while there was also sufficient margin available outside! The decision made by 'Tortoise and Hare Race 985' only leads me to criticize him, it only makes me think there’s something wrong with his mind, it won't affect my judgment! Even though it seems like I have a position, it’s not one I opened; it’s someone else’s. Although I bear the risk, the decision was not made by me! This way, it won't affect my analysis and judgment of the entire market. In the past, I thought that recommending trades to everyone would allow them to make money without thinking, but now I realize that to make money by following trades, the skill level of the person you are following is more important than the skill level of the person leading the trades. Leading trades easily leads to liquidation, and if you encounter such market conditions, how do you survive? For example, like the 'Tortoise and Hare Race 985' bot that buys altcoins when they rise and sells them when they drop 🤖, outside funds generally ensure that he doesn't get liquidated, but if you go all in, you will definitely get liquidated. So if you go all in, you should still set stop-losses when following trades, because setting stop-losses is also very difficult, so it’s best not to go all in but to use small amounts of capital to follow, always ready to top up the margin. The margin must be topped up little by little. Choosing a trader to follow is more difficult; generally, those who make quick profits carry huge risks, while those with lower risks earn slowly. You still need to screen carefully. I will continue to screen and recommend to everyone. If everyone is like me, not wanting to be bound by the trades, following trades is the best choice.