Recently, BTC has been heavily bought by institutions again. You should all have seen this wave of accumulation. But as retail investors, there's no need to guess the market direction blindly—whether it goes up or down, it’s all stressful, and in the end, we end up with nothing.
I’ve long since said goodbye to those days of constantly watching the charts. After implementing a quantitative strategy, I can ride the ups and eat the gains, and during downturns, I can still arbitrage stably. There’s no fear of missing out. I don’t have to worry every day about "Should I enter now?" or "When should I exit?" and I don’t stay up late staring at candlestick charts.
The key is that this approach is truly reliable—no matter how the CPI data is released or how the market fluctuates, I can steadily earn every month. The difference compared to those trading based on luck and intuition is huge.
In the crypto world, it’s really about whether your method is reliable. With a trading logic you can hold onto, you can calmly handle even the most volatile market swings. Mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum do have large fluctuations, but if you use the right tools, there’s no need to be afraid.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 23h ago
You keep talking about quantitative stable arbitrage every day, but I haven't seen you actually show your accounts with real money. It's all just paper gains, right? Haha
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MetaNeighbor
· 23h ago
Sounds good, but I always feel like quantification isn't that simple... Do you really make steady profits every month?
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DaoTherapy
· 23h ago
I've heard this trick too many times; in the end, it's still the same old scheme to harvest retail investors.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 23h ago
Talking about quantification again? Wake up, brother, who hasn't heard this kind of talk before?
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BearMarketSunriser
· 23h ago
It's all about quantitative trading and stable returns—I've heard these words too many times. In the end? Still just paying the IQ tax.
Recently, BTC has been heavily bought by institutions again. You should all have seen this wave of accumulation. But as retail investors, there's no need to guess the market direction blindly—whether it goes up or down, it’s all stressful, and in the end, we end up with nothing.
I’ve long since said goodbye to those days of constantly watching the charts. After implementing a quantitative strategy, I can ride the ups and eat the gains, and during downturns, I can still arbitrage stably. There’s no fear of missing out. I don’t have to worry every day about "Should I enter now?" or "When should I exit?" and I don’t stay up late staring at candlestick charts.
The key is that this approach is truly reliable—no matter how the CPI data is released or how the market fluctuates, I can steadily earn every month. The difference compared to those trading based on luck and intuition is huge.
In the crypto world, it’s really about whether your method is reliable. With a trading logic you can hold onto, you can calmly handle even the most volatile market swings. Mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum do have large fluctuations, but if you use the right tools, there’s no need to be afraid.