Regarding my trading strategy, there are always people saying that I am doing hedging orders. To be honest, these comments actually motivate me to continue validating my own ideas.
I want to share a specific case — I can see clues from the investment records of a certain A-shares fund. When I sold my fund positions, it coincidentally was also the moment I started to build up a large spot position. Later, feeling optimistic, I simply closed all my spot holdings and switched to contract trading. The entire contract operation cycle was actually not long, only half a month.
I have participated in cryptocurrencies like ETH and SOL. If you think all of this was a carefully planned hedging scheme I arranged in advance, I have nothing to argue. But in reality, this is my genuine trading record. Trust me if you believe, and feel free if you don’t.
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 01-04 08:28
It sounds like going with the flow, there's no need for so much meticulous planning.
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ForkTongue
· 01-03 00:55
Selling funds to build spot and then transferring to contracts, this rhythm... really easily sparks people's imagination.
To be honest, your operational logic is a bit extreme.
A half-month contract cycle, your courage is really big.
But to say the least, this kind of rhythmic trading does feel like dancing.
Whether you believe it or not, the charts are all laid out here.
Is this called a "coincidence"? I don't believe you, damn it.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-03 00:55
Stop talking. No matter how nicely you put it, the fact that the direction keeps changing frequently can't be changed.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-03 00:50
Isn't this just chasing hot topics? What's there to argue about?
No matter how much you say, an account screenshot is more convincing.
A half-month contract cycle? I wonder how risky that is.
Whether you believe it or not, it actually doesn't matter; that's just how the crypto world is.
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ProveMyZK
· 01-03 00:47
After all these operations, it really doesn't look like hedging, more like throwing a tantrum.
Closing a half-month contract? Now that's a real trading record.
Honestly, who hasn't played both long and short at the same time?
Believe it or not, the data is there anyway.
Some people just love to overcomplicate things; it's actually just going with the trend.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 01-03 00:33
Ha, isn't that just denying even after being exposed?
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PancakeFlippa
· 01-03 00:27
It sounds like chasing the rise and killing the fall, and you have to make up stories.
Regarding my trading strategy, there are always people saying that I am doing hedging orders. To be honest, these comments actually motivate me to continue validating my own ideas.
I want to share a specific case — I can see clues from the investment records of a certain A-shares fund. When I sold my fund positions, it coincidentally was also the moment I started to build up a large spot position. Later, feeling optimistic, I simply closed all my spot holdings and switched to contract trading. The entire contract operation cycle was actually not long, only half a month.
I have participated in cryptocurrencies like ETH and SOL. If you think all of this was a carefully planned hedging scheme I arranged in advance, I have nothing to argue. But in reality, this is my genuine trading record. Trust me if you believe, and feel free if you don’t.