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#币安全球用户突破2.5亿
Currently, BTC is fluctuating around 98, and there are no long or short positions at this time, purely based on my own judgment.
Yesterday, two people at home tested positive for COVID, with sore throats and painful coughs. So I basically didn’t have time to come and check, nor did I do a review. If it were in the past, I would have been anxious about it. This is the advantage of automated trading; just let it execute, in fact, I have already given the machine instructions to do so. Coming to check is just for the sake of checking; I have completely eliminated the habit of getting my hands itchy, which is great.
Yesterday, the 5th wld program automatically took profit, entering a short position on sui at 4.92 at 13:30, with a maximum drawdown of about 10%. It is currently being decomposed, not far off. In 3 hours, it will have run for 24 hours, and followers can carefully observe the transaction records to understand that the current logic of decomposition is basically stable for profit exit at the end; it’s just a matter of time. Just let the program continue to run, determining when to not add to the position, when to double up, and when to recover again. Moreover, each transaction price is different, as these are not grids but real-time calculations. This should have been reflected in yesterday's surge from Sui; also, checking that my positions have always been controlled within a theoretically safe range can fully withstand the occurrence of a small black swan. The level of risk management in short positions needs to be much stricter than in long positions, so I am also very cautious when writing logic.
I feel that my automated trading is quite good, after all, I learned from painful experiences and then wrote it into logic. I hope to gain something from it!
Currently, BTC is fluctuating around 98, and there are no long or short positions at this time, purely based on my own judgment.
Yesterday, two people at home tested positive for COVID, with sore throats and painful coughs. So I basically didn’t have time to come and check, nor did I do a review. If it were in the past, I would have been anxious about it. This is the advantage of automated trading; just let it execute, in fact, I have already given the machine instructions to do so. Coming to check is just for the sake of checking; I have completely eliminated the habit of getting my hands itchy, which is great.
Yesterday, the 5th wld program automatically took profit, entering a short position on sui at 4.92 at 13:30, with a maximum drawdown of about 10%. It is currently being decomposed, not far off. In 3 hours, it will have run for 24 hours, and followers can carefully observe the transaction records to understand that the current logic of decomposition is basically stable for profit exit at the end; it’s just a matter of time. Just let the program continue to run, determining when to not add to the position, when to double up, and when to recover again. Moreover, each transaction price is different, as these are not grids but real-time calculations. This should have been reflected in yesterday's surge from Sui; also, checking that my positions have always been controlled within a theoretically safe range can fully withstand the occurrence of a small black swan. The level of risk management in short positions needs to be much stricter than in long positions, so I am also very cautious when writing logic.
I feel that my automated trading is quite good, after all, I learned from painful experiences and then wrote it into logic. I hope to gain something from it!
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