In the trading circle, those big influencers known as "Anti-Point Kings" share a common trait—they often take the opposite side of the trades they recommend. Although these figures are quite well-known, their track records are poor, and they are widely criticized by industry insiders.

The most典型的 case occurred last week. A well-known signal-following account achieved a series of wins on a major exchange, attracting many followers. This anti-point influencer then followed suit, but within just a few days, the signal account爆仓 twice in a row. What seemed like a smooth market suddenly took a sharp turn downward.

This reveals a deeper issue: blindly copying trades without understanding the risk mechanisms often makes traders the market's "leeks." Traders need to have independent judgment skills rather than blindly follow others' decisions. Those claiming to guarantee wins with their signal-following models are essentially gambling on probabilities—after winning a few times, they are very likely to be exposed.