📒【Actual Trading Record #2|Dual Currency Investment · Rolling Compound Interest in Progress】
#以色列伊朗冲突 Continuing to execute my dual-currency hoarding principle today, the goal is very clear: 👉 Do not chase highs, do not cut losses, do not guess blindly on rises and falls, rely solely on the strategy of 'making money even from failures', rolling steadily!
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🧾【Today's Operation Review】
📌 First trade: 105,500 exercise successful (settled in BTC) • Transaction completed ✅ • Actual received: +0.00359282 BTC • ✅ Although failed to earn the premium, it didn't incur a loss, considered a fortunate acquisition of cheap chips.
📌 Second trade: 111,000 exercise failed (settled in USDT) • Success or failure = Peace of mind to collect interest ✔️ • Interest received: +0.0025055 BTC
Dual Currency Investment Doesn't Rely on Betting on Directions, I Rely on 'Failing' to Freely Earn BTC | Weekly Rolling Real Account Record Vol.1
Recently, I have gained insights from playing dual currency, which is somewhat similar to what a lot of people previously said about 'not trading is best', but I have updated the approach.
🧠 Core Strategy in One Sentence:
Specifically target positions that are not easy to trade, but have decent annualized returns, with the purpose of failing, accumulating coins, and rolling interest!
In simpler terms: Place an order at a position that most people are unwilling to place, but as long as it doesn't execute, I can freely earn BTC interest; if it does execute, I accept it, and directly continue to buy low in the next round. The whole idea revolves around 'winning even in failure'.
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🎯 Practical Setup: • Every week, take out 0.01 BTC and split it into four parts • Choose three-day term dual currency products for high-frequency rolling • Do not choose the highest interest rates, only select positions that 'won't be too easy to trade, but have decent returns' • If a trade is executed, don't hesitate, just directly make a reverse trade → T-type rolling and accumulating coins
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📈 Current Status of the Real Account This Week: • Several trades failed directly → Freely earned annualized returns between 80–100% • One trade executed (sold low 🥲) → Immediately placed a low buy reverse order to pick it back up • Current average BTC price remains stable, and I easily earned some contract hedges
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🪄 Operational Experience:
To be honest, this is much more comfortable than staring at the market betting on directions. I used to always think about selecting high annualized returns, but then placing orders too close often led to trades… resulting in selling too high or buying too high. Now, I instead maintain a calm mindset, placing orders in ranges that are 'not too easy to trade', but somewhat sweet, If it fails, I earn interest; if it executes, I can buy low back, cycling freely. After a year, I may not only have freely earned, but also accumulated a lot of BTC.
#Welcome to the New Year with a good start. Which currencies will explode like firecrackers in 2025? Happy New Year. I bought JUP at 0.9. I am optimistic about the sol on-chain transaction this year~