Due to well-known reasons, there was nothing to operate on Hong Kong A shares during the day, so let's compete in the crypto circle. Today I brushed the 262,144 level for the first time, with an alpha trading volume of 270,750.70 and a wear of 15.65U (balance before brushing - balance after brushing), with a wear rate of less than 0.006%. Still all competitive currencies and small amounts.
Daily posts are actually advising everyone not to blindly compete and to choose strategies based on their own circumstances. If you can manage your wear well but don't have time, try large amounts to brush; if you can manage wear well and have time, brush small amounts, which reduces risk; if you can't manage wear well, either lower your return expectations or learn, practice, and ponder more.
Any game is the same; the initial phase is relatively easy and user-friendly, but once the early benefits fade away, it becomes increasingly difficult. Survival of the fittest has been true since ancient times. The pinned post has also mentioned similar sentiments: there are always people who are smarter than you, have money, resources, and are diligent, so why would you be able to make money?
(1) After the data was released at noon today, I posted a message and kindly advised not to keep staring at TAIKO; only those with lots of money can ignore what I said. Of course, those with good skills can continue to increase their volume.
Although I posted at noon saying I was giving up on TAIKO, I actually had some free time today and added to my TAIKO amount in the afternoon. I also opened a short position in a contract, making it a two-for-one deal. I brushed TAIKO, and the wear was still very low. If any curious friends are interested, I can post today's TAIKO BS point K-line chart in the comments. Additionally, I posted my TAIKO data today, so please stop saying I brushed so much without mentioning the wear; I share my daily alpha trading volume and wear every day.
Having finished brushing TAIKO today, I consider it submitted. Tomorrow is Saturday, and I don't want to wake up early to increase my volume. Just over 250,000, if I don't make the cut, so be it. Under this trend, being able to brush out over 250,000 without considering costs is impressive!
(2) SQD will close on Monday night at 9 PM, and today's announced data shows that the cutoff line is still not increasing much. I have a bad feeling; SQD has contracts on Binance, and if things go fast, tomorrow's SQD trend will be extraordinary, you know what I mean.
(3) ZRC will close on Tuesday at 4 PM, and the current cutoff line is lower. If I have no hope with TAIKO and SQD hasn't built up volume in advance, I can seriously consider ZRC tomorrow. (Adults make their own decisions; this does not constitute operational advice.)
(4) Today's TGE airdrop threshold is 240, and the alpha airdrop threshold is 247, both hitting new highs. Randomly speculating, on one hand, the number of participants in alpha is indeed increasing, and the number of accounts per person may also be increasing. If Binance lowers the threshold, then the returns per account will be even more miserable; on the other hand, Binance itself has moved the funds originally meant for the airdrop into trading competitions.
So, in a serious yet nonsensical manner, is the current strategy feasible? First, don't create so many accounts; focus on doing one account well to lower costs and increase returns. Secondly, prioritize participating in trading competitions with one account. Still thinking about one currency, like zkj, brushing until the end of days, really seems to be running out of options.
