A certain project has indeed launched a trading points system, and they played it hard—factoring in the trading volume from a few days ago.
The golden period of quiet wealth accumulation is essentially over, and next comes the time for big players to go head-to-head.
Many people may have noticed my Sharpe ratio performance in a previous trading competition. Honestly, for this kind of point-based gameplay, I really don’t recommend blindly rushing volume. Finding the right arbitrage window, managing wear and tear, and controlling risk exposure are the keys. After all, only those who survive until the end can laugh last. Don’t let the market teach you a lesson halfway through.
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OnChainSleuth
· 12-14 00:58
Haha, this wave of retrospective counting is really impressive. I've long sensed that big players are sharpening their knives on the grindstone.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-13 19:56
This one is really fierce; the retrospective trading volume has directly shattered retail investors' dreams.
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LadderToolGuy
· 12-11 08:58
Haha, this is the start of an arms race. It really is a playground for big players.
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TooScaredToSell
· 12-11 08:52
Haha, the old routine again. The move to rewind trading volume was indeed ruthless. I've long sensed the bloodshed, and now the big players should be sharpening their knives.
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Brothers piling up volume blindly, wait to be harvested. I just don't understand this kind of suicidal operation.
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Risk exposure is something you really need to pay attention to, or it's just chronic suicide. Only those who survive until the end have the right to laugh. That’s so true.
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Can't pinpoint the arbitrage window; wear it down and all profits are swallowed in an instant. Why bother?
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The window for quietly making a fortune is already closed. Entering now is purely to be a sacrificial lamb.
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I remember the performance of that Sharpe ratio; the techniques are indeed exquisite. This kind of scoring game seems simple but is actually full of traps.
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The big players are going all out, while retail investors are still blindly piling up volume. The fate has already been sealed.
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MemeEchoer
· 12-11 08:48
The prime time is gone. Now it's all about who truly understands risk control. Those who rush blindly will probably suffer losses.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 12-11 08:37
Haha, it's the same old trick again. Projects that calculate the volume in advance are really tough.
However, the current dividend period has indeed passed. Entering now is purely a necessity, and without some technical expertise, it's easy to get overwhelmed.
My Sharpe ratio the other day was actually mostly luck. Honestly, if you're going to play this, don't just rush in; you need to know how to avoid risks.
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IronHeadMiner
· 12-11 08:37
Haha, going back in time like that is indeed ruthless, but who will survive until the end in this wave is really hard to say.
It’s long overdue to take risk control seriously. Seeing some still gambling recklessly to boost volume just makes me want to laugh.
Finding arbitrage opportunities is more valuable than blindly increasing volume. Everyone should learn this.
If wear and tear can’t be controlled, no matter how many points you have, it’s useless.
After this round, we should be able to shake off a batch of brainless players. Only those who stand last will be the winners.
A certain project has indeed launched a trading points system, and they played it hard—factoring in the trading volume from a few days ago.
The golden period of quiet wealth accumulation is essentially over, and next comes the time for big players to go head-to-head.
Many people may have noticed my Sharpe ratio performance in a previous trading competition. Honestly, for this kind of point-based gameplay, I really don’t recommend blindly rushing volume. Finding the right arbitrage window, managing wear and tear, and controlling risk exposure are the keys. After all, only those who survive until the end can laugh last. Don’t let the market teach you a lesson halfway through.