Many people asked me why I didn't open both long and short positions, so I'll explain.

Most of the long and short positions in the market currently use the Martingale strategy, which can usually generate considerable returns in the short term. However, once the currency circle ushers in a big bull market or encounters a black swan event, there will be a great risk of liquidation.

As far as the current market is concerned, with the upcoming interest rate cuts in the United States and the upcoming passage of ETH's ETF, coupled with Trump's 70% chance of success in the election (Trump is a staunch supporter of cryptocurrency), I am firmly bullish!

At present, the strategy is to do more in a single item, and the decline will increase the position, and the average price of holdings will continue to decline. Once it rebounds, profits will appear, and the position is light, so it doesn't matter even if it falls. Because the rise and fall can maximize profits, the profit is the profit brought by the intermediate fluctuations. The decline may lead to floating losses, but in the process, arbitrage is always in progress, and the average price of holdings will continue to decline. When the market rebounds, the profits generated by the intermediate arbitrage operation will emerge. Even if the rebound does not reach the original point, the profit from arbitrage can make up for the floating losses caused by the decline in the market, and profits will inevitably be generated in the end.

Finally, I would like to emphasize that there is no universal strategy. The practicality of the strategy requires appropriate human intervention according to the overall environment! #特朗普枪击事件 #特朗普被枪击 #美国大选如何影响加密产业？ #美联储何时降息？