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Cryptocurrencies are different from other financial markets; they are open 24/7, which means that market changes can be more unpredictable. Sometimes it is a 'calm' fluctuation, and sometimes it is a 'surging' trend. The market is like a donkey; you need to understand its character and habits. You will find it really adorable, but if you try to force it, it will definitely kick back. Whether you are trading on your own or using automated trading, you are essentially trading your own thoughts, and we all face the risk of losses.
Here is a simple summary of the time periods to be grasped (based on Beijing time) to coordinate your assets. The mentioned time points are not absolute, as cryptocurrencies do not have strict opening and closing times like the stock market, so attention needs to be paid before and after these time points.

November 7, 2025
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1: The 'dimensionality reduction' advantage of contract grids
Many people find 'contract grid' complicated at first, but it is actually the closest thing to a 'no-brainer' that can guarantee profits in crypto trading. Compared to holding coins in spot trading and pure contract betting on direction, the grid optimizes both capital utilization and liquidation probability to the extreme.
Advantage 1: Capital utilization rate crushes spot trading
In spot trading, buying BTC with 100 USDT makes a profit of 20 dollars only after a 20% increase, while a 20% drop means a loss. What about grids? The same amount of money can repeatedly profit from price differences during fluctuations.
Here's a simple algorithm:
BTC fluctuates 10 times in the range of 60,000–66,000

In the cryptocurrency market, price volatility has become a common occurrence. Bitcoin experiences wild fluctuations overnight, and ETH either follows the frenzy or crashes, leaving countless traders sleepless. But did you know? In this "chaotic era," there is actually a relatively stable way to profit—a neutral grid contract. It does not chase highs and lows but rather takes advantage of the small gains in a volatile market. By combining manual stop-losses and trend switching, one can turn risks into opportunities and even achieve small, certain daily profits.
This article is based on practical experience (starting with 500 USDT principal, using 120 times leverage in the early stage; those with larger capital should reduce appropriately), teaching you step by step to build a mixed strategy of "earning small profits in a volatile market and making large profits through trend switching." Don't expect to get rich overnight, but with long-term execution, a monthly return of 10-30% is not a dream. Let's get started!