Recently, the $KAITO trend has been quite interesting, oscillating within an upward channel, and the chart looks pretty perfect. As an ordinary retail investor, I admit my perspective is quite limited; I can't hold onto the coins I believe in, mainly because I can't monitor the market during the day—my dark circles are almost bigger than my eyes.
Rather than being tortured by the market, I decided to try automating trading with the Martingale strategy. Now, my 2U initial position has already earned 11U, which is a small gain.
Here's a summary of my approach: In this kind of sustained upward but frequently volatile trend, manual monitoring is too inefficient. If you know programming, you can write your own quantitative bot, but I don't, so I used the exchange's Martingale tool directly. However, this method must be combined with technical indicators to be reliable. Although options are limited and only RSI is available, it's enough to handle choppy markets.
As for the future market, Bitcoin is currently consolidating, and the overall market is mainly oscillating. Based on my judgment, the market might only move toward the 150,000 range around November this year, so the probability of continued sideways movement in the short term is higher.
My take-profit setting is quite conservative—closing at 5%. I admit my perspective is still small. This time, mainly testing the feasibility of the strategy to see how many times the return can multiply in January. I will continue to review and optimize later.
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WagmiOrRekt
· 15h ago
Martin, player, I believe in your move. 2u levered to 11u, this rhythm is very steady, much better than me being trapped every day.
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SocialFiQueen
· 16h ago
Martin RSI? Sounds good, but I'm just worried about leverage getting slapped in the face haha
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TokenCreatorOP
· 16h ago
2u hit to 11u? Wow, this move, I really am a rookie.
Martin, to put it simply, this is about betting on probabilities. Can it be stable, bro?
Take profit at 5%, the outlook is a bit narrow, but coming out alive isn't easy either.
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 16h ago
The Martin strategy is really a savior for office workers, but selling at just 5% is too conservative; you can't make big money that way.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 16h ago
2u flipped to 11u, this multiplier is really strong, Martin's move this time is pretty good.
Recently, the $KAITO trend has been quite interesting, oscillating within an upward channel, and the chart looks pretty perfect. As an ordinary retail investor, I admit my perspective is quite limited; I can't hold onto the coins I believe in, mainly because I can't monitor the market during the day—my dark circles are almost bigger than my eyes.
Rather than being tortured by the market, I decided to try automating trading with the Martingale strategy. Now, my 2U initial position has already earned 11U, which is a small gain.
Here's a summary of my approach: In this kind of sustained upward but frequently volatile trend, manual monitoring is too inefficient. If you know programming, you can write your own quantitative bot, but I don't, so I used the exchange's Martingale tool directly. However, this method must be combined with technical indicators to be reliable. Although options are limited and only RSI is available, it's enough to handle choppy markets.
As for the future market, Bitcoin is currently consolidating, and the overall market is mainly oscillating. Based on my judgment, the market might only move toward the 150,000 range around November this year, so the probability of continued sideways movement in the short term is higher.
My take-profit setting is quite conservative—closing at 5%. I admit my perspective is still small. This time, mainly testing the feasibility of the strategy to see how many times the return can multiply in January. I will continue to review and optimize later.