Recently, the market has been fluctuating back and forth, and I believe many people share the same feeling: identifying the right direction is not really difficult, the real challenge lies in how to control costs and manage the execution pace.
I have personally experienced pitfalls in this process. When I was frequently switching positions and doing range arbitrage, my efficiency was not ideal. Later, I shifted to trading on derivatives platforms, and the experience indeed improved significantly.
There is some data that can better illustrate the issue—by the 21st week after the launch of a major mainstream derivatives platform, the total trading volume had already exceeded $14.8 billion. This growth rate reflects that more and more traders are seeking more efficient tools to cope with market volatility.
Ultimately, in this kind of choppy market, choosing the right tools can save you a lot of effort, reduce operational costs, and allow you to focus more on the strategy itself.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 9h ago
Frequent position switching is truly a painful lesson, but you really need to find the right tools.
Honestly, the figure of 14.8 billion in trading volume is a bit shocking, but it does show that everyone is competing hard.
Choosing the wrong platform is really more costly than choosing the wrong direction.
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HashBandit
· 9h ago
ngl, this is exactly why i ditched my gpu mining rig back in the day... same energy as chasing every tick instead of just building a proper system lmao
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GamefiGreenie
· 9h ago
Frequent position switching is truly a painful lesson learned the hard way. Now I regret it to death.
Derivative platforms are indeed convenient, but they can also be addictive.
A trading volume of 14.8 billion sounds intimidating; I don't know how many people have lost money.
The tools are good to use, but I'm just worried that people using the tools might not have a good head on their shoulders.
This round of market conditions is testing human nature. Instead of changing tools, it's better to first work on your mindset.
Recently, the market has been fluctuating back and forth, and I believe many people share the same feeling: identifying the right direction is not really difficult, the real challenge lies in how to control costs and manage the execution pace.
I have personally experienced pitfalls in this process. When I was frequently switching positions and doing range arbitrage, my efficiency was not ideal. Later, I shifted to trading on derivatives platforms, and the experience indeed improved significantly.
There is some data that can better illustrate the issue—by the 21st week after the launch of a major mainstream derivatives platform, the total trading volume had already exceeded $14.8 billion. This growth rate reflects that more and more traders are seeking more efficient tools to cope with market volatility.
Ultimately, in this kind of choppy market, choosing the right tools can save you a lot of effort, reduce operational costs, and allow you to focus more on the strategy itself.