Many strategies used by signal traders are actually very simple, but they can be extremely damaging to followers. Here's a real example: a trader signals a trade with 300 ETH, earning 100 points and making 30,000 USDT, while directly taking a 9,000 yuan fee. At the same time, the trader opens a hedge position behind the scenes with 90 ETH, also 100 points, earning another 9,000 yuan.
This kind of setup is brilliant. If followers make money, the trader profits from commissions and can also gain the trust of followers. What if followers lose money? The hedge position profits, and the trader still makes money. No matter the outcome, the signal trader always benefits the most.
In simple terms, this is a carefully designed trap. As soon as participants follow the signals, the trader is already in an unbeatable position. Instead of chasing those tempting returns, it's better to think about why you're working for someone else.
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RugpullTherapist
· 9h ago
Wow, this move is really amazing. I couldn't help but laugh at that hedge order.
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LiquidationKing
· 9h ago
Haha, I've seen through this trick a long time ago, it's a paradise for gamblers.
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Hedging orders are really a killer move; the host doesn't care whether you make money or lose.
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I just want to know how many people are still working for these hosts.
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To put it plainly, copying trades is just giving money to others. Wake up, everyone.
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There’s no such thing as a free lunch in the world. Remember that.
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9000 yuan in fees? Why not just rob directly?
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Look carefully, guys, this is just a game of hot potato.
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The problem is, you make money, they make money; you lose money, they still profit. Who can beat that?
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Isn't it better to be your own host? Why work for someone else?
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Hedging orders are indeed a bit tricky, but for those copying trades, it's a nightmare.
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FrontRunFighter
· 9h ago
this is literally just a sandwich attack wrapped in streaming vibes. broadcaster's running a classic MEV extraction play—hedging both sides of the trade while retail eats the slippage. the fee structure alone screams dark forest mechanics. anyone who doesn't see the arbitrage exploit here is already in the meatgrinder.
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MechanicalMartel
· 9h ago
This strategy is really clever... Hedging single positions always makes the streamer profit, while us followers end up as the chives.
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orphaned_block
· 9h ago
It's the same old trick again... After following this order for so many years, I've never seen a host truly lose.
This hedging strategy is really clever; no matter how it plays out, he's the one winning. We're always working for him.
It's about time to wake up and stop being blinded by those false profits.
Many strategies used by signal traders are actually very simple, but they can be extremely damaging to followers. Here's a real example: a trader signals a trade with 300 ETH, earning 100 points and making 30,000 USDT, while directly taking a 9,000 yuan fee. At the same time, the trader opens a hedge position behind the scenes with 90 ETH, also 100 points, earning another 9,000 yuan.
This kind of setup is brilliant. If followers make money, the trader profits from commissions and can also gain the trust of followers. What if followers lose money? The hedge position profits, and the trader still makes money. No matter the outcome, the signal trader always benefits the most.
In simple terms, this is a carefully designed trap. As soon as participants follow the signals, the trader is already in an unbeatable position. Instead of chasing those tempting returns, it's better to think about why you're working for someone else.