Except for the awesome Zhuang Ge at $PIPPIN , who was forced to take a loss.

The win rates of other strategy orders are quite good, all ended with profit-taking.

Before Pippin, my strategy mainly focused on the gain rankings, using contract grids to short, with the full warehouse model to raise the liquidation price. If the strategy direction was reversed, I would just hold on until the worthless coins went to zero.

When shorting the coins on the gain rankings, most of the time it’s profitable and the profits come quickly. However, encountering something like Beat, Pippin, or Folk can easily lead to a short squeeze, causing significant profit retracement.

After taking a loss with Pippin, I reflected on my previous strategies. My current strategy is to stay away from new altcoins and avoid blindly shorting the gain rankings, instead focusing on mainstream coins or altcoins for trend strategies.

Fortunately, after being educated by Pippin, I changed my strategy and no longer focused on the gain rankings; otherwise, Beat and Folk would have taught me a lesson again.

As for how effective the new strategy is, I’ll have to wait some time to see the win rate and returns.

Additionally, I’ve tried the DCA strategy several times and won’t play it anymore; it’s not as stable as grids. It’s not that the strategy is bad, but it doesn’t suit me. #网格交易