The definition of each profit distribution: not every profit will be profited. When a profit is closed, the system will calculate whether the net value of the profit distribution point is larger than that of the previous profit distribution point. If so, the profit will be distributed. Order; if not, no division.
For example: the balance of the copy account is 1000, the first copy is a loss of 100, and the second copy is a profit of 80. Since there is no more than the equity balance at the time of the original copy, this profit will not be divided;
The third copy made a profit of 80, and the net value at this time was: 1000-100+80+80=1060, so although the third copy made a profit of 80, it would only share a profit of 60.