Recently, I saw someone sharing a trade that made $100,000 in just one week. This kind of high-yield trading strategy is truly tempting. But the key question is—are you willing to follow?
What is the usual logic behind this? Concentrating firepower on a highly volatile coin, betting on a quick market move. The performance of the $RIVER coin has indeed been fierce lately, with market enthusiasm high, and both technical and emotional factors aligning. Many traders have already tasted success and are starting to get a bit carried away.
But this is where the risk lies—high returns always come with high risks. A $100,000 trade in a week requires at least a few hundred thousand dollars in capital. If the direction is wrong, a quick and heavy loss is just around the corner. Behind the seemingly simple trading logic in the crypto market, there are often hidden pitfalls you can't see.
Rather than blindly following the trend, it's better to ask yourself: can you afford to lose this money? Where will you set your stop-loss? Are you mentally prepared? If you haven't thought through these questions, even the most profitable market opportunities are pointless.
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zkProofInThePudding
· 16h ago
That's true, but these days, who hasn't been burned on $RIVER? Earning 100,000 a week sounds great, but losing a lot is even more satisfying.
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GetRichLeek
· 16h ago
To be honest, I'm the kind of person who gets itchy hands when I see 100,000 U. As a result, last time I followed the trend with $RIVER and got cut for over ten thousand U. Now, whenever I see posts like this, I reflexively reflect once.
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DegenWhisperer
· 16h ago
100,000 U in a week? Come on, that's all survivor bias. No one posts screenshots of liquidation.
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AllInDaddy
· 16h ago
Only after losing hundreds of thousands did I realize that screenshots of others making money are just like sitting ducks for the harvest.
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LiquidityHunter
· 16h ago
100,000 a week? Sounds good, but I just want to ask how much the guy's principal is... Tossed in hundreds of thousands to gamble, what if he crashes?
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CryptoPunster
· 16h ago
Laughing while going all-in on RIVER, crying while clearing out positions to eat noodles, this is the daily life in the crypto world.
$100,000 in a week? I lost $100,000 in a week in just one minute, super efficient.
Jealous of others making money, only to realize what "contributing to others" really means after joining in.
Stop-loss? Mindset? These are things only the poor think about. I'll talk about it after I go bankrupt first.
This wave of RIVER is indeed fierce, my principal is also quite fierce—fierce enough to disappear.
Can you withstand losses? I've long been numb to losses, I no longer feel anything.
Watching top traders share their performance every day, but I've never seen anyone post a loss order. That's the secret.
High returns come with high risks. Usually, I only get the second part.
Recently, I saw someone sharing a trade that made $100,000 in just one week. This kind of high-yield trading strategy is truly tempting. But the key question is—are you willing to follow?
What is the usual logic behind this? Concentrating firepower on a highly volatile coin, betting on a quick market move. The performance of the $RIVER coin has indeed been fierce lately, with market enthusiasm high, and both technical and emotional factors aligning. Many traders have already tasted success and are starting to get a bit carried away.
But this is where the risk lies—high returns always come with high risks. A $100,000 trade in a week requires at least a few hundred thousand dollars in capital. If the direction is wrong, a quick and heavy loss is just around the corner. Behind the seemingly simple trading logic in the crypto market, there are often hidden pitfalls you can't see.
Rather than blindly following the trend, it's better to ask yourself: can you afford to lose this money? Where will you set your stop-loss? Are you mentally prepared? If you haven't thought through these questions, even the most profitable market opportunities are pointless.