I usually have a pretty heavy workload, posting analysis on about 30 to 50 coins every day. The market coverage of coins with trading value is pretty comprehensive, and there are more than 1,000 options in the futures market. But what is the cost of doing this? For every coin I recommend, I have to analyze the K-line charts of a dozen or more coins behind it, otherwise I wouldn't feel confident.
So my advice to everyone is to be selective when reading my posts and not blindly follow the trades. To be honest, no matter how cautious you are, it's inevitable to sometimes miss the mark—that's normal. When I encounter a misjudgment, I usually counteract with an opposite position to hedge.
One last point is very important: never use high leverage. Even if your entry timing isn't perfect, as long as you use low leverage, there's generally a chance to turn things around. Time will gradually pull you back.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 14h ago
honestly the 30-50 posts daily thing screams opportunity cost optimization gone sideways... like yeah coverage is deep but capital utilization on that thesis validation grind? questionable. the real tell is the low leverage preaching tho—that's just risk management theater when you're already hedging failed calls with reverse trades lol. mev on your own execution probably eats more than you admit
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GasOptimizer
· 14h ago
Using low leverage is truly the only secret to survival; high leverage is just gambling on luck.
Watching so many K-lines every day, even if you’re wrong, you have to reverse your position to hedge. Honestly, this job is like dancing with risk.
Not copying others is the right choice, but sometimes selectively following doesn’t necessarily mean losing everything to grandma’s house.
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DYORMaster
· 14h ago
Low leverage is really a lifesaver, while high leverage is a suicidal trade.
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WenMoon42
· 15h ago
Wow, analyzing 50 coins every day is really a top-level workload.
Low leverage is the right way; so many people get caught up here with high leverage.
Honestly, copying trades depends on your risk tolerance; it's not necessary to go all in.
I usually have a pretty heavy workload, posting analysis on about 30 to 50 coins every day. The market coverage of coins with trading value is pretty comprehensive, and there are more than 1,000 options in the futures market. But what is the cost of doing this? For every coin I recommend, I have to analyze the K-line charts of a dozen or more coins behind it, otherwise I wouldn't feel confident.
So my advice to everyone is to be selective when reading my posts and not blindly follow the trades. To be honest, no matter how cautious you are, it's inevitable to sometimes miss the mark—that's normal. When I encounter a misjudgment, I usually counteract with an opposite position to hedge.
One last point is very important: never use high leverage. Even if your entry timing isn't perfect, as long as you use low leverage, there's generally a chance to turn things around. Time will gradually pull you back.