2026-01-18 10:24:58

Let's take a look at some common tricks in the crypto trading world. Terms like Russian Roulette and Deep Water Bomb frequently appear in trading communities, but what do they actually mean, and what are their principles? Many people are not really clear about this. These are all high-risk trading methods involving leverage, margin calls, extreme volatility, and other factors. Some traders enjoy the thrill, but the risks are often seriously underestimated. Besides these two, there are other creative strategies in trading communities. However, on the flip side, understanding these tricks requires knowledge of risk management; otherwise, no matter how novel the strategy is, it’s just a different way of losing your principal.

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DegenWhisperer

· 2m ago

Russian roulette is really just a gambler's mentality. It's exciting, but 99% of people are ultimately driven by the fear of liquidation.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 8h ago

There are really many people playing Russian roulette, and every time someone says they've made a fortune, but two weeks later, their account is wiped out haha

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GasFeeAssassin

· 8h ago

Really, the Russian roulette style has been copied by too many people, and as a result, they lose everything and blame the market... Risk management is the key; without it, all strategies are useless. Deep water bombs sound sophisticated, but they are actually a game of risking your life. Leverage is fun, but at the moment of liquidation, everything is gone. These strategies are advanced ways to make money, honestly.

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MetaMisfit

· 8h ago

Haha, the Russian roulette routine I see too many people losing everything on is basically a gambler's mentality. Risk management is seriously overlooked; most people don't take it seriously at all. Deep water bombs sound exciting, but nine out of ten players lose, and the remaining one is just waiting to die. Leverage is just a tool to amplify dreams, but it also amplifies losses. It's basically just losing money in a different way; trading without risk control is just cheating. The people around me who play this way either gain a thrill or learn a lesson. It seems diverse on the surface, but in reality, it's all the same trap, just with different depths.

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