This week, the points accumulated to 87, and through alt trading, I accumulated $110,000 in trading volume. To be honest, the holding period this week may not be particularly long, but the data has already shown the problem. For my trading scale, this strategy has indeed been successful, so I will continue to execute it and make some minor adjustments based on the actual situation. Recently, the idea is to short those trash altcoins on a certain exchange, while hedging on other platforms to control risk. Such arbitrage and risk management strategies are quite common in the market, but few people can persist in executing them.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 11h ago
Wow, a trading volume of 110,000 USD. This kid finally understands—arbitrage and hedging are all about persistence. Most people fail because of execution.
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BearMarketBuilder
· 12-26 10:49
$110,000 trading volume sounds good, but the short holding time is a bit虚, what can the data really tell us?
Shorting trash coins while hedging sounds simple, but execution is way off. Are you really committed to sticking with it?
87 points accumulated to this number, indicating the strategy is still running. Keep an eye on your performance.
It's normal for short-term data to look good, but the key is whether it can be consistently reproduced. Don't get carried away by a week's good results.
Honestly, no matter how good your risk management is, encountering a black swan is still a gamble. Can your strategy withstand market sell-offs?
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GasWaster69
· 12-26 10:43
$110,000 trading volume sounds impressive, but the real key to survival is still that risk control system. An 87-point score is just average; the crucial part is whether it can be reliably reproduced consistently.
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OPsychology
· 12-26 10:41
$110,000 in trading volume sounds good, but the key is still the return rate.
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This hedging idea is indeed not hard to think of, the hard part is really sticking with it... but if you persist, I respect that.
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Shorting trash coins also carries quite a bit of risk, with many examples of liquidation due to poor liquidity.
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87 basis points is not a small number, but if the holding time is short, how about the volatility? Is it stable?
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Having a strategy that works is not enough; the biggest fear is that when a certain market condition occurs, it suddenly reverses sharply. How do you prevent that?
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Honestly, I've seen quite a few people use this hedging setup, but very few stick with it in the end. Your determination is commendable.
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$110,000... I just want to ask how much profit this week, haha.
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I want to ask if the exchange used for shorting trash coins has enough liquidity, otherwise it might be easy to get hit with a dump.
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What are you fine-tuning? It seems this week's data has already proven it feasible? Or is there still room to optimize risk management?
The tactic of scamming with air coins has been played out for a long time. Your hedging approach is actually solid, but your execution really needs self-discipline.
This week, the points accumulated to 87, and through alt trading, I accumulated $110,000 in trading volume. To be honest, the holding period this week may not be particularly long, but the data has already shown the problem. For my trading scale, this strategy has indeed been successful, so I will continue to execute it and make some minor adjustments based on the actual situation. Recently, the idea is to short those trash altcoins on a certain exchange, while hedging on other platforms to control risk. Such arbitrage and risk management strategies are quite common in the market, but few people can persist in executing them.