Honestly, doing short-term trading myself is too exhausting, constantly watching the candlestick charts is really overwhelming. So I decided to give up on short-term trading.
But there's one thing I've been坚持ing—following the smart funds' trades. Doing so gives me a sense of working for Smart money, and the key is that the signal filtering is accurate enough to really make money.
Recently, I found that a new Smart follow feature launched by a certain exchange's Web3 section works quite well. It's also easy to use; just activate the smart account to get started, select the smart wallet addresses you believe in, and the system will automatically sync their actions. The signal quality is stable, and execution efficiency is high.
Compared to making trading decisions on your own, this method is much more worry-free. Especially for those who are busy with work and don't have time to monitor the market, it's a good way to earn passive income. Of course, the premise is that you choose the right targets to follow, and the signal sources must be reliable.
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MrRightClick
· 10h ago
Following the trend does save effort, but the key question is whether those "smart funds" are truly stable or just falling into traps.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 10h ago
Choosing the right source really can save you trouble, but I'm more concerned about slippage and actual order execution delays. Will there be a spread cost?
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 10h ago
Choosing the right follower is the key, but risk management is still necessary.
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ThesisInvestor
· 10h ago
Choosing the right copy trading partner is more important than anything else.
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PancakeFlippa
· 10h ago
Choosing the right follower is indeed key, but how to diversify the risks?
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 10h ago
Choosing the right source is indeed crucial, but how can you tell if a wallet is truly smart or just lucky?
Honestly, doing short-term trading myself is too exhausting, constantly watching the candlestick charts is really overwhelming. So I decided to give up on short-term trading.
But there's one thing I've been坚持ing—following the smart funds' trades. Doing so gives me a sense of working for Smart money, and the key is that the signal filtering is accurate enough to really make money.
Recently, I found that a new Smart follow feature launched by a certain exchange's Web3 section works quite well. It's also easy to use; just activate the smart account to get started, select the smart wallet addresses you believe in, and the system will automatically sync their actions. The signal quality is stable, and execution efficiency is high.
Compared to making trading decisions on your own, this method is much more worry-free. Especially for those who are busy with work and don't have time to monitor the market, it's a good way to earn passive income. Of course, the premise is that you choose the right targets to follow, and the signal sources must be reliable.