Sitting here watching all these copy traders obsess over their shorts, piling loss upon loss while prices rise.

Good grief.

I've still got my "up" part of ETH, which I've set to sell on dual investment at $2,375 (about 2%) if things continue to pump.

One of my dual investment low buys went this morning, at $2,275, so I sold that on the market directly.

Sold at around $2,218 (a little under 2%) and put it back into dual investment to buy at $2,275 again.

Hey, if it wants to go in circles, I ain't complainin'.

I wanted a $2,250 but it wasn't on offer. So I dithered on whether to put it in as a normal spot order or go that 1% higher. The latter option won. Obviously. 

The other - much smaller - piece of my "down" money is also in dual at the same buy price.

I'm not touching BTC for now. As I've mentioned before, the required price difference for 1%+ gains puts me off!

If the "up" part sells, I'll be happy.

If the "down" part buys, the overall position will have a buy price below $2,300. And I'll also be happy.

Copy traders are professionals?

LOL