According to ME News, on September 4 (UTC+8), Jiang Zhuo'er, founder of the B.TOP mining pool, shared recent trading activities, stating that he has decided to stop trading ETH perpetual contracts going forward due to excessive K-line spikes affecting his mindset. For example, last night he bought 4,000 ETH at $2,380, originally planning to take profit at $2,493. However, early this morning, a K-line spike dropped the price to $2,367. He later decided to close the position when the price rebounded to $2,403, only for the price to rise back to the original $2,493 take-profit level tonight. More importantly, the BTC K-line did not exhibit this spike. Moving forward, his trading strategy will involve using WBETH as margin and trading BTC perpetual contracts without leverage (maximum position: full collateral), while holding full ETH spot positions when not actively trading. (Source: BlockBeats)
Jiang Zhuo Reviews ETH Trading: Bought 4,000 ETH at $2,380, Missed Profits Due to Early Exit
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Jiang Zhuo, founder of B.TOP, shared his ETH trading experience on September 4 (UTC+8), highlighting a poor risk-to-reward ratio in his trade. He purchased 4,000 ETH at $2,380 with a target of $2,493 but exited early at $2,403 following a K-line spike to $2,367. He missed the intended profit and noted that BTC K-lines were more stable. Looking ahead, he plans to apply value investing principles to crypto by using WBETH as collateral for BTC perpetual contracts without leverage.
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