📊 Spot vs Futures: Which Strategy Wins?
Spot trading is simple—you buy the asset, hold it, and sell it when the price goes up. It’s great for beginners and long-term investors who don’t want to deal with high risk.
Futures trading, on the other hand, allows you to use leverage and trade both directions—long or short. It offers bigger profit potential, but also higher risk if not managed properly.
Personally, I use spot for investing and futures for short-term gains with strict risk control. Both are powerful when used wisely.
What's your choice? Spot or Futures?
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#ArbitrageTradingStrategy
Arbitrage trading is a strategy that takes advantage of price differences between exchanges or pairs. For example, SUI/USDT on Binance is 1% cheaper than on MEXC.
I have tried it manually: buy at one place, transfer, sell at another place. But it has to be fast and the fees must be low.
There is also an arbitrage strategy within one exchange: for example, futures vs spot (funding rate, etc.).
Arbitrage risks: transfer delay, gas fees, and slippage.
But if executed quickly and accurately, it can yield stable profits without needing to predict price direction.

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