Recently, I discovered some practical tips to improve efficiency during trading, especially when dealing with WOD. These methods not only speed up trading but also maintain relatively stable returns.

At around 130,000, the typical loss is between 6 to 7 units. I mainly adopt a reverse order strategy, closely monitoring price fluctuations at the top of the quote list. When buying, I use the price recommended by the system; while selling, I carefully observe the stability of the top price, only taking action when the price is relatively stable.

In practice, I will take the top price as a reference. For example, if the top price is 0.1040, I will set the selling price at 0.1042 or 0.1043, which minimizes the loss. I usually trade 200 units each time and conduct about 160 reverse orders.

Although this method requires constantly copying and pasting the selling price, the overall operation is still quite fast. Through this method, I found that trading became smoother and more efficient. Of course, this is just my personal experience sharing; each trader may have their own unique strategy. The important thing is to find a trading method that suits you and continuously optimize it in practice.