This time I'll talk about the operational thinking and insights of trading bots. Taking my order $DODO as an example, when it dropped to 0.117, I thought it was about to stabilize, leaving a little range below. This order was held until 0.1112. Assuming the recent high point is at 0.17, I could set it a bit lower than the recent high point, like 0.158. This way, the bot would execute all the orders above the current price at market price at the beginning, then sell a little as it rises, and buy back when it drops. It sells out when it rises to 0.158. Personally, I would set take profit and stop loss, for example, take profit if it exceeds 0.159 and stop loss if it's below 0.1. This can be adjusted according to personal strategy and specific market conditions. A smaller range easily leads to price exceeding the range, and the bot will stop running, while a larger range will occupy more funds. Fewer grids can capture more price fluctuations, while more grids can capture more swings but will also occupy more funds. Unmatched gains and losses refer to the profit from price fluctuations, while matched gains and losses refer to swing profits. For example, my order $PEOPLE has basically not risen much after opening, relying entirely on profit from swings. Everyone is welcome to learn and communicate; if there are any questions, feel free to leave a message or contact me privately.