#美联储回购协议计划 Small-scale Hedging Trading Diary · Day 4
Starting with 10 USDT, it has increased tenfold. Now the account shows a return of 1042%. Interestingly, I am both going long and opening short positions—seems like hedging risk or betting on the market direction.
There are quite frequent discussions about $AT in the group. I hear people calling out about it every time. Honestly, the volatility of such small coins is indeed high, but consistently making profits from it is not easy.
This round of operations combines long and short positions with a bullish approach. One account, two directions—sounds like balanced risk, but execution requires constant monitoring of both lines. Market sentiment changes rapidly, and macro factors like Federal Reserve liquidity policies and repurchase agreements can directly impact short-term volatility.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 6h ago
A 10x profit looks exciting, but opening positions on both sides requires constant attention. One misstep can easily get you squeezed.
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OnchainUndercover
· 6h ago
Is it possible to get 10x returns so quickly? Oh, this is the beauty of hedging—betting on both sides makes sense.
Opening both short and long positions at the same time takes guts. If the market moves in the opposite direction, you have to manage both, isn't that exhausting?
I'm also watching this coin AT, but it's too volatile. Making money is easy, but losing it can happen just as fast.
The Federal Reserve's actions indeed have a big impact; short-term fluctuations depend on it. It feels like wielding a dragon-slaying sword wildly in the wilderness.
This move is basically a directional bet. Dual-position holding sounds balanced, but in reality, it still depends on who hits the stop-loss first.
I've been tracking this for several days, and I feel like I can't hold on much longer.
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SchrodingerProfit
· 7h ago
How can a 10x return still require hedging? Isn't this just betting on market direction?
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AT this coin is shouted about every day. How many can truly earn stable profits?
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One account betting on both sides... this move sounds a bit exciting
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As soon as the Federal Reserve takes action, the market trembles, and smaller coins jump up and down. No wonder you need to keep a close eye on it
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Turning 10 USDT into ten times that, directly 1042%, this account is something else
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Going long and short at the same time is really playing with fire, one wrong judgment and both sides suffer
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The high discussion volume around AT actually makes people a bit cautious
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Liquidity policies can indeed directly cause a dump or a surge. Short-term trading is a race against macro factors
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But can such hedging really be considered stable profit? It still feels like gambling
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Watching two lines sounds easy, but how much nerve does it take to execute?
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SigmaValidator
· 7h ago
Getting 10x returns so quickly? I think I should cash out and take the profit. Greed will only lead to losses.
#美联储回购协议计划 Small-scale Hedging Trading Diary · Day 4
Starting with 10 USDT, it has increased tenfold. Now the account shows a return of 1042%. Interestingly, I am both going long and opening short positions—seems like hedging risk or betting on the market direction.
There are quite frequent discussions about $AT in the group. I hear people calling out about it every time. Honestly, the volatility of such small coins is indeed high, but consistently making profits from it is not easy.
This round of operations combines long and short positions with a bullish approach. One account, two directions—sounds like balanced risk, but execution requires constant monitoring of both lines. Market sentiment changes rapidly, and macro factors like Federal Reserve liquidity policies and repurchase agreements can directly impact short-term volatility.
Still tracking ongoing.