2025-12-24 18:33:44

The trading bot performance in the last 24 hours has been pretty good—14 trades with only one loss, a win rate of nearly 93%, and a return of 11%. However, that loss was a bit awkward, mainly because the current strategy logic isn't flexible enough, only supporting single re-entries and lacking dynamic position adjustment. When encountering certain market conditions, it becomes a bit powerless. I'm planning to optimize this part today to try to eliminate such avoidable losses. Then I'll run a few more data tests to see if I can further improve stability.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 4h ago

A 93% win rate sounds good, but should we reflect on that one big loss? The rigid re-entry logic is indeed a trap; dynamic adjustments might be more prone to pitfalls. 11% profit looks decent, but I'm worried it might get worse after optimization haha. The single re-entry limit definitely needs to be addressed; looking forward to your updated plan. An unresponsive bot when the market turns is so embarrassing... Just optimizing the logic isn't enough; running data with too few samples is pointless. Feels like every optimization is just covering up the previous bug? I like the idea of a "deadlock loss," but we'll see if it really gets stuck.

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degenonymous

· 4h ago

A 93% win rate sounds sexy, but that one crash was enough to be heartbreaking... The logic of re-adding positions is indeed a major challenge for bots.

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