Having been in the crypto world for so long, I want to share some trading insights.
During market volatility, never greedily trade both sides. I've suffered quite a few losses—after going short, I would reverse and go long; after going long, I would reverse and go short, only to be killed by the market maker's reverse moves, getting cut from both ends. Later, I learned to be smarter: in choppy markets, stick firmly to a one-sided mindset—if you're bullish, stick to a bullish strategy; if you're bearish, focus on bearish logic. Don't give the market makers an opportunity to manipulate.
Simply put: control your greed and avoid giving the market makers a chance to trap you from both sides. This tactic is especially effective against market swings.
Purely personal experience to share, hope experienced traders will forgive me.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-11 10:06
That's right, bilateral operations are just sending money to the market makers. I only realized this after being squeezed and killed; sticking to a unilateral defense is the correct way.
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SignatureCollector
· 01-11 09:12
That's so true. I used to be caught in a double-edged situation as well. Now I stick to one direction, and my mindset feels much more comfortable.
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PessimisticOracle
· 01-11 08:21
That's right, the sideways market is the easiest to get trapped in. I also paid a lot of tuition fees to understand this point.
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BlockTalk
· 01-10 04:59
That's right, bilateral transactions are just sending money to the market maker. I used to lose money this way too.
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NftRegretMachine
· 01-08 10:40
Is it sticking to a one-sided trend in a volatile market? That's what they say, but I've still been cut many times haha
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 01-08 10:39
Haha, isn't this just a story of digging a pit for oneself and then filling it? I am the contrarian indicator who gets cut on both ends and ends up crying.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 01-08 10:36
That's right, bilateral players indeed don't last long. I used to be the same, frequently reversing positions and getting heavily exploited. Now I stick to one direction, and my mindset is much more relaxed.
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WenAirdrop
· 01-08 10:15
That's right, sideways markets are the easiest to shake out, and impatience is the number one killer in the crypto world.
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AirDropMissed
· 01-08 10:13
That's so true, I'm the unfortunate one caught on both ends... Now I've finally realized.
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RektRecorder
· 01-08 10:12
Haha, only after being cut do you understand, bilateral trading is indeed a death kiss.
Having been in the crypto world for so long, I want to share some trading insights.
During market volatility, never greedily trade both sides. I've suffered quite a few losses—after going short, I would reverse and go long; after going long, I would reverse and go short, only to be killed by the market maker's reverse moves, getting cut from both ends. Later, I learned to be smarter: in choppy markets, stick firmly to a one-sided mindset—if you're bullish, stick to a bullish strategy; if you're bearish, focus on bearish logic. Don't give the market makers an opportunity to manipulate.
Simply put: control your greed and avoid giving the market makers a chance to trap you from both sides. This tactic is especially effective against market swings.
Purely personal experience to share, hope experienced traders will forgive me.