2025 Trading Review and 2026 Strategy Outlook — Crypto × Hong Kong and US Stocks × Options Multi-Dimensional Seminar

GasWrangler · 2026-01-19T10:36:12+00:00

On January 19th, the trading strategy community will hold an offline salon in Jinan, covering topics such as Crypto, Hong Kong and US stocks, and options. The main discussions will include strategy and risk control analysis, AI applications in finance, macro liquidity trends, and market linkage, targeting participants with trading experience.

GasWrangler

2026-01-19 10:36:12

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【BlockBeats】On January 19th, there’s an interesting piece of news. The trading strategy community will hold an offline salon at the end of the month in Jinan.

This event has many highlights — covering the three major asset classes of “Crypto × Hong Kong and US stocks × Options,” bringing together hardcore topics that traders care about. How to review gains and losses in 2025 and how to find opportunities in 2026 are key discussion points.

Specifically, the topics will revolve around several directions. First, the analysis of strategy and risk control gains and losses, which is a pain point for every trader. Second, the real application of AI in financial investment; these days, AI concepts are everywhere, but how to implement them in practice is worth a good discussion. Third, the macro and liquidity trend changes, which directly affect asset directions. Lastly, the interplay between Crypto and Hong Kong and US stocks — in 2025, the correlation among these three markets is increasing, and how to synchronize deployment has become a new issue.

The participants are market players with real trading experience, indicating that the discussion depth should be quite high. For more details, you can contact the organizers.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 4h ago

Jinan, are you really going all out? Talking about the three major asset classes together—this idea is pretty good.

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 15h ago

Is Jinan worth the trip? Mainly, who should I listen to? --- Risk control is really something we need to discuss thoroughly. Last year's painful lessons were too many. --- Is the AI implementation topic coming up again? Feels like it's everywhere. --- The linkage between Hong Kong, US stocks, and crypto is indeed getting tighter. We need to learn to watch all of them simultaneously. --- End of the month? The schedule is a bit tight, but discussing the three major asset classes together is quite rare. --- We need to keep up with the liquidity line. How to layout in 2026 is really crucial. --- Strategy review sounds good, but I'm worried it might just be the same old tune. --- I definitely need to attend the options session. I really need new ideas. --- A macro perspective combined with crypto—this combination has some potential. --- Jinan is a bit far. Is there an online live stream?

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GmGmNoGn

· 15h ago

Jinan? Who wants to go to Jinan, haha

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GasFeeTherapist

· 15h ago

Jinan? Alright, another Northern salon. Risk control definitely needs a good discussion.

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shadowy_supercoder

· 15h ago

Can Jinan talk about real stuff? I'm afraid it's just another scam to cut leeks. --- Risk control really needs to be reflected upon carefully. The lessons learned from 2025's blood and tears are too many. --- I'm optimistic about AI implementation, but who would be willing to share truly useful logic? --- Linkage between Hong Kong, US stocks, and the crypto circle? Interesting, but honestly, liquidity still feels like two different worlds. --- Can't go at the end of the month. Is it possible to record a video or organize some materials afterward? --- Strategy and risk control? Basically, it's a psychological barrier. No matter how many theories there are, they can't stop human nature. --- Discussing three markets together? That's a pretty fresh idea, but how deep it can go is really hard to say.

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