Using Ant Wallet's high-altitude low-buy lock orders to repeatedly execute T-mode short-term trading on ZEC and LAB has yielded good profits these days. This morning, there was also a LAB order that hasn't been closed yet, with $34 taken profit. In total, over $300 has been recovered.

Trading suggestions:
1. Strictly control position size, stay away from liquidation, even in extreme market conditions, there is still plenty of room to add positions after sharp rises and falls to lower the average cost.
2. Double-sided lock orders to increase position protection; with no risk of liquidation, after opening a position in one direction, observe the trend and volatility, and open a reverse order when a certain floating profit is reached; extreme case: when the direction is unclear, open lock orders of the same size at the same price level.
3. When volatility direction appears, operate by adding to trend-following orders and closing positions, ignore the reverse losing orders, or close part of profitable orders at suitable prices, and when the position is appropriate, add to losing orders to lower the cost.
4. When there is no time to monitor the market, close all positions to lock in profits or, if there are large losses on losing orders, open lock orders of the same size, and wait until the next time you have time to start trading to perform the above operations.