This month, the cumulative profit of the contract account is 2684, which looks pretty good, but the story behind it is even more interesting.
The daily profit and loss distribution is roughly fifty-fifty, indicating that there haven't been any particularly extreme days throughout the month—no big gains or big losses. This relatively balanced performance is actually not easy to achieve and instead shows that risk control is working effectively. However, recently many altcoins have experienced phased retracements in spot trading, which has somewhat hindered the execution efficiency of some trading decisions and put some pressure on the short-term win rate statistics.
But overall, the capital curve is still quite steady. This smooth operational rhythm perfectly matches the current volatile market—neither chasing highs and killing lows nor being overly aggressive.
The subsequent approach is very clear: instead of trading frequently, focus on optimizing entry conditions, cut off those trades with low efficiency, and reduce the drag of ineffective operations on the overall win rate. The goal is to maintain a win rate of around 70%, while in volatile markets, the emphasis is on controlling drawdowns and smoothing the curve.
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ChainDetective
· 11h ago
Risk control is well done, but honestly, this 50-50 rhythm is a bit boring.
Over two thousand yuan in profit looks like a lot, but in the long run, it's actually just so-so.
The real test is whether you can endure in a volatile market. Not chasing highs and selling lows sounds simple, but actually doing it is very difficult.
I agree with the idea of optimizing entry conditions. Instead of trading every day, it's better to wait for a good opportunity.
Now, it's all about whether you can maintain a 70% win rate—that's real skill.
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APY_Chaser
· 11h ago
The 50/50 profit and loss distribution sounds reassuring, finally someone understands what it means to operate prudently.
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RatioHunter
· 11h ago
A 50-50 day shows what? It means no crashes and no sudden wealth—this is true skill.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 11h ago
2684 looks good, but risk control is the core.
A 50-50 split actually indicates no roller coaster, which is the feeling of stability.
Altcoins are indeed risky; for now, it's still necessary to carefully select entry conditions.
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BoredWatcher
· 11h ago
If you're confident in saying that risk control is good just because of 55% success rate, I think you haven't encountered a real black swan.
These numbers are well-packaged, but I agree with cutting low-efficiency trades; junk orders definitely need to be cleared.
A 70% win rate target feels a bit conservative. Should we push for more?
Altcoins' retracements are dragging everyone down, not just you. That's how it is now.
A smooth curve doesn't mean you're earning more, brother. As long as your mindset is okay, that's enough.
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PonziDetector
· 11h ago
A conservative approach, but a 50/50 split sounds a bit too balanced. Can we push a bit more?
This month, the cumulative profit of the contract account is 2684, which looks pretty good, but the story behind it is even more interesting.
The daily profit and loss distribution is roughly fifty-fifty, indicating that there haven't been any particularly extreme days throughout the month—no big gains or big losses. This relatively balanced performance is actually not easy to achieve and instead shows that risk control is working effectively. However, recently many altcoins have experienced phased retracements in spot trading, which has somewhat hindered the execution efficiency of some trading decisions and put some pressure on the short-term win rate statistics.
But overall, the capital curve is still quite steady. This smooth operational rhythm perfectly matches the current volatile market—neither chasing highs and killing lows nor being overly aggressive.
The subsequent approach is very clear: instead of trading frequently, focus on optimizing entry conditions, cut off those trades with low efficiency, and reduce the drag of ineffective operations on the overall win rate. The goal is to maintain a win rate of around 70%, while in volatile markets, the emphasis is on controlling drawdowns and smoothing the curve.