For the primary coins, I choose to continue holding positions, waiting for a good rollover opportunity. The trend-based orders I discussed in the previous video can serve as a reference for my complete analysis approach.
Mainstream coins have already been knocked out in two rounds, but I haven't completely closed my positions—I placed a small short order to hedge against the risk of the primary coins. What are the benefits of this approach? Whether the market moves up directly or first dips, my risk exposure won't be too high.
Ideally, the market would give me a chance to dip, preferably reaching the starting point for the next rebound. If I can follow this rhythm, there will be enough momentum later to drive a rebound, making the overall market trend more comfortable. Even if it moves up directly, I won't have any regrets because the risk has been hedged.
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AirdropFatigue
· 01-15 14:53
This hedging strategy is still solid, but it depends on whether the market gives this dip opportunity. Sometimes, it just doesn't follow the usual patterns.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 01-15 14:49
Amazing, this hedging strategy is indeed excellent, giving a feeling of being able to attack or defend at will.
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0xSunnyDay
· 01-15 14:39
This hedging strategy is indeed solid, but it still depends on the market's mood.
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IronHeadMiner
· 01-15 14:29
This hedging strategy is indeed solid: holding primary coins tightly, with small short positions for protection. The only concern is that the market might surge straight up, running away with your profits.
My trading logic moving forward is as follows.
For the primary coins, I choose to continue holding positions, waiting for a good rollover opportunity. The trend-based orders I discussed in the previous video can serve as a reference for my complete analysis approach.
Mainstream coins have already been knocked out in two rounds, but I haven't completely closed my positions—I placed a small short order to hedge against the risk of the primary coins. What are the benefits of this approach? Whether the market moves up directly or first dips, my risk exposure won't be too high.
Ideally, the market would give me a chance to dip, preferably reaching the starting point for the next rebound. If I can follow this rhythm, there will be enough momentum later to drive a rebound, making the overall market trend more comfortable. Even if it moves up directly, I won't have any regrets because the risk has been hedged.