The competition among leading exchanges has entered the product expansion stage. From gold futures contracts to the integration of traditional financial assets, and increasingly diverse derivatives trading pairs, the variety of trading products in the secondary market is indeed exploding. What does this mean? On the surface, we have more trading opportunities and arbitrage space.
But thinking in reverse, the more categories and choices there are, the higher the requirements for traders. The breadth of knowledge needed and the depth of understanding of different markets are both increasing exponentially. Honestly, this might provide everyone with more ways to lose money — after all, not everyone can master so many varieties. The most practical advice? Focus on the fundamentals, solidify your trading cognitive framework, and then explore new opportunities.
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RealYieldWizard
· 12-12 14:45
Really, the more varieties there are, the more traps there are. Most people are just here to give away money.
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ProxyCollector
· 12-12 14:37
Exchanges are aggressively listing a bunch of new tokens. But to be honest, for retail investors like us, it's a big trap—having too many options makes it easier to lose money. It's still best to strengthen your fundamentals first.
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StakeOrRegret
· 12-12 14:29
Having too many options makes it easier to stumble; not everyone buys into this.
The competition among leading exchanges has entered the product expansion stage. From gold futures contracts to the integration of traditional financial assets, and increasingly diverse derivatives trading pairs, the variety of trading products in the secondary market is indeed exploding. What does this mean? On the surface, we have more trading opportunities and arbitrage space.
But thinking in reverse, the more categories and choices there are, the higher the requirements for traders. The breadth of knowledge needed and the depth of understanding of different markets are both increasing exponentially. Honestly, this might provide everyone with more ways to lose money — after all, not everyone can master so many varieties. The most practical advice? Focus on the fundamentals, solidify your trading cognitive framework, and then explore new opportunities.