Finished another hedging trade today, planning to open another one later.
The current strategy I'm using is multi-asset two-way hedging—I'm not too concerned about market ups and downs, since with positions on both sides, one side will always bring in profits. Leverage is set high, but position sizes are kept small, so even if I make a wrong call, it won't hurt too much.
I've set a small goal for myself: to save up 1000u by the end of December as a good start for 2025.
This field is deep and complex, and risk control is always the top priority. I hope everyone can find a pace that suits them and earn steadily.
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ConsensusBot
· 4h ago
Hedging sounds stable, but I'm just worried about a breakdown in mentality.
A small goal of 1000u feels quite realistic, but at this year's end, it's better to stick to the principal.
Risk control first, I get it. Really, too many people lose out on the last trade.
High leverage and light positions sound easy to say, but in execution, anyone can easily get greedy.
A good start to 2025 is a great thing, as long as you can get through the temptations of December.
Eating on both sides sounds satisfying, but in reality, you often can't get a bite from either side.
This month's market is indeed a bit tricky, those doing hedging probably aren't feeling too good either.
A 1000u goal is reasonable; just avoid messing around and you'll make money. The worry is that messing around might even lead to losses.
High leverage and light positions, this theory has no flaws—it's just about whether you can really hold on.
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RooftopReserver
· 10h ago
Bidirectional hedging sounds good, but the key is to stay alive and laugh last.
The goal of 1000u is quite straightforward, just worried it might turn into early December in December.
High leverage with light positions does have some merit, but it depends on your luck.
Risk control comes first; I've heard this phrase too many times, yet some people still completely ignore it.
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 12-12 00:12
Hedging sounds stable, but very few people actually stick to risk management.
The target of 1000u is still a bit conservative, but it's true that you need to leave yourself an escape route.
I've also tried this strategy; the key is in position sizing. Once greed takes over, it's all over.
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 12-11 03:27
statistically speaking, this is exactly how the dot-com bubble traders talked in '99... "hedging both sides means i can't lose" lol. let me pull up the charts real quick, history's got some notes on this playbook.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 12-10 03:07
The two-way hedging game looks stable, but in fact, the most feared thing is the black swan
The goal of 1000u sounds simple, but execution is the test
The position is light and the wind is tightly controlled, which is indeed the secret of long-term survival
Sprint in December, come on, brother, don't overturn
I am also pondering the trick of high leverage and light positioning, that is, it is difficult to build psychology
I would like to ask, is it easy to fatigue if there is too much continuous hedging?
It is said that the water is deep, and no one has really stabilized this industry
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ProtocolRebel
· 12-10 03:06
Two-way hedging sounds good, but the ones who can really survive are the ruthless risk control people
The position is light and the leverage is high, and it is simple to say, how much self-control is required
Is the small target of 1000u stable? I feel like I may have to change my plans at that time
This industry is indeed deep, but what I care more about than making money is not to liquidate my position
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 12-10 03:02
Two-way hedging sounds good, but I am afraid that my mentality is not stable enough, and a wave of reverse market will die directly
Position control is right, I have seen many people who have directly cleared accounts with high leverage, and now it seems that it is still a technical job
The goal of 1000U is okay, but there are too many variables in this line, so be careful that a rug will be gone at the end of December
I admit that just looking at others making money is itchy, and the people who really make money are the people who do it
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WinterWarmthCat
· 12-10 03:02
The two-way hedging style of play is really stable, but the mentality has to be carried out
The small goal of 1000u is not too difficult, come on
Risk control is the same as not saying it, and there are few that can really be done
Continue to open at night? This rhythm is a bit fierce
Eating meat on both sides sounds good, but the lever thing is on top when you play with it
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ChainWatcher
· 12-10 02:56
Two-way hedging sounds good, but I'm afraid that human nature won't be able to pass it, haha
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BlockchainFoodie
· 12-10 02:45
ngl the hedging recipe here is kinda like a michelin-star tasting menu – both sides gotta have flavor or the whole thing falls flat. but real talk, your risk management sauce is what separates farm-to-fork vibes from gas station sushi
Finished another hedging trade today, planning to open another one later.
The current strategy I'm using is multi-asset two-way hedging—I'm not too concerned about market ups and downs, since with positions on both sides, one side will always bring in profits. Leverage is set high, but position sizes are kept small, so even if I make a wrong call, it won't hurt too much.
I've set a small goal for myself: to save up 1000u by the end of December as a good start for 2025.
This field is deep and complex, and risk control is always the top priority. I hope everyone can find a pace that suits them and earn steadily.