Grabbed myself a solid x2 multiplier on the trading platform recently, and honestly, it wasn't some lucky break—it came down to one thing: volume. The hourly market volume seriously matters if you're trying to push real returns. I focused my moves on ETH and XRP markets specifically, and ramping up volume activity made all the difference in hitting that multiplier target. Not everyone's pulling it off though—apparently only a handful of traders have managed the x2 mark so far. The pattern's becoming clearer: if you want better multipliers on volatile pairs like ETH and XRP, you need to understand how volume flows through the market during different hours. It's less about luck and more about reading where the action is and positioning accordingly.
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 3h ago
Just finished reading this... to be honest, it might be a bit exaggerated. Volume is indeed important, but doubling it isn't that hard.
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PaperHandSister
· 3h ago
Vol flow is easy to talk about, but how many people can truly grasp the timing? I've been caught in it before, and I feel like luck still plays a role.
Grabbed myself a solid x2 multiplier on the trading platform recently, and honestly, it wasn't some lucky break—it came down to one thing: volume. The hourly market volume seriously matters if you're trying to push real returns. I focused my moves on ETH and XRP markets specifically, and ramping up volume activity made all the difference in hitting that multiplier target. Not everyone's pulling it off though—apparently only a handful of traders have managed the x2 mark so far. The pattern's becoming clearer: if you want better multipliers on volatile pairs like ETH and XRP, you need to understand how volume flows through the market during different hours. It's less about luck and more about reading where the action is and positioning accordingly.