There is no unified historical data statistics for short-term high-frequency operations in cryptocurrency contracts, but we can glimpse their characteristics and risks from some cases and related market data, as follows:

- Trader high-frequency operation profit data: According to an interview with 1token, a trader with 2 years of trading experience and a capital scale of 20,000 USD, focuses on OKEX contract trading, with a daily trading volume reaching 10-20 million RMB. During good weeks, their profits can double, and during normal market conditions, they can achieve a 15% return.

- Typical case data of whale operations: On February 25, 2025, trader Liangxi achieved a hundredfold return with a 2,000 USD principal by using 50x leverage in a volatile market where ETH fluctuated over 10%. On March 2, an anonymous whale on Hyperliquid bet on long positions of BTC and ETH with 50x leverage, initially investing 6 million USDC to open a 200 million USD long position, earning 6.83 million USD in profit within 24 hours.

- Bitcoin futures market data: From the historical data of Bitcoin futures on CME, during the period from January 7, 2025, to January 13, 2025, Bitcoin prices fluctuated significantly, opening at 103,020 USD on January 7 and closing at 96,785 USD, a decline of 6.17%; on January 13, the lowest price reached 89,525 USD, and the highest price was 96,420 USD. In such market conditions, short-term high-frequency operations are suitable, but they also come with high risks. If not executed properly, one can easily incur losses due to significant price fluctuations. Similar situations occurred between March 21, 2025, and April 17, 2025, such as on April 9, when Bitcoin opened at 77,820 USD and closed at 83,600 USD, an increase of 7.52%, providing space for short-term high-frequency operations.

The above content is organized based on publicly available information and does not constitute any investment advice. At the same time, cryptocurrency contract trading is not regulated in many regions, posing significant risks, and investors should participate cautiously.