A Brief Discussion on 'Contract Grid'
Contract grid is suitable for medium to long-term trading. It features automatic and frequent limit orders, as well as extremely low fees.
In simple terms, as long as you get the big direction right, you can continuously make money.
For example, if you short and the price rises and then returns to the original position, you still make a profit. However, if it were a contract, you would not make any money in such a situation.
Contract grid is more suitable for traders with larger capital; the grid range should be large, as errors or reverse movements can easily cause significant losses.
For short-term, ultra-short-term, or small range grids, it is better not to get involved, as it can lead to losses during a sudden surge or drop.
Additionally, it is important to understand the tops and bottoms, and you need to have the ability to adjust the grid, as the grids available on the market may not fit the current situation.
