2026-01-12 03:21:28

In the current market conditions, using grid trading strategies to optimize the cost basis is a good approach. Taking a popular coin as an example, after opening a long grid at the 0.53 price level, the automated buy and sell mechanism of grid trading combined with fee income successfully lowered the average cost basis from the initial 0.53 to 0.47. This proactive method of reducing holding costs is especially effective in volatile markets.

Next, attention should be paid to the token release period (similar to booster unlocks) that may bring selling pressure. Although a wave of dumping is expected, if the fundamentals are solid and the cost basis is already low enough, it can withstand such pressure. As long as you endure it, the potential gains during subsequent rebounds can be quite substantial. The core advantage of grid trading lies here — using time and strategy to achieve a more favorable cost structure.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 12h ago

I've always said that the grid trading strategy is the key to wealth. If you still don't understand how to reduce costs now, you're just taking on others' positions. Opportunity only knocks once. When the cost line drops to 0.47, it's stable. Unlocking a dip? No big deal, as long as you endure it, there will be gains. Here are three suggestions for everyone: First, be patient; second, believe in the fundamentals; third, never cut losses. The trend is already set. While others are fearful, I am greedy. This recent correction is the best opportunity to get in. I identified this strategy three years ago. If you're still hesitating about whether the market will crash, it's like questioning the internet back then—you simply missed the opportunity. The high ground for future layout is now. Use time to exchange for returns—that's the true investment logic. Honestly, the lower the cost, the more at ease you are. No matter how the rebound happens later, you can profit from it. That's the beauty of grid trading. Many people are still exploring; in fact, the methodology has been clear for a long time—it's just a matter of who realizes it first.

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PebbleHander

· 12h ago

Wow, this move from 0.53 to 0.47 looks so comfortable to watch. Grid trading is really awesome.

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NeverPresent

· 12h ago

0.53 dropped to 0.47, this grid is really aggressive. Let's see if the upcoming unlock wave can hold up.

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UnruggableChad

· 12h ago

Grid trading is indeed fierce, going from 0.53 down to 0.47. That's the art of endurance.

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BTCRetirementFund

· 12h ago

Grid trading is indeed profitable, but the concern is losing your composure during a crash. The move from 0.53 to 0.47 was really well executed, but will you still be able to hold when the unlock day comes? Fundamentals sound good, but when the market crashes, who cares about fundamentals? If the cost is low, then you're not afraid? I’ve never seen a low-cost position that wasn’t trapped. This theory works very well in a bear market, but the question is, is it still a bear market now? Yes, grid trading is truly hassle-free, automatically helping you buy the dip, but the problem is, where is the bottom?

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HappyToBeDumped

· 12h ago

Grid trading is indeed awesome, but I'm just worried about panic selling during a crash. It sounds good, but the key is to hold on. The cost line has been lowered, but can we withstand the selling pressure when the unlocks actually come? I find this round of operations quite comfortable, mainly betting that the fundamentals won't collapse. Grid buy and sell automatically run, and you only need to sleep peacefully—this is the true way. The cost has dropped from 0.53 to 0.47; that difference probably costs a lot in fees, right? While the rebound space is large, the premise is not to get wiped out on the floor. Optimizing the cost line sounds simple, but in practice, your hand trembles more than your mind.

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