Trading perpetual contracts to boost trading volume should be based on the capital you have on hand and your strategy.
If you have sufficient funds, consider hedging positions, which mainly costs gas fees and maximizes efficiency. But if you're dealing with small amounts, you need to be more cautious—keep a close eye on the market at all times, and try to minimize losses. Take profits and run immediately; never hold onto losing positions for too long. In fact, with some time and effort, small funds can still accumulate significant trading volume.
Here's a little tip: market volatility is lower on weekends, so going out to play isn't worth it. Instead of resting on weekends, it's better to be more active in trading. Mainstream coins like BTC are especially suited to this approach. Stick to this method, and both trading frequency and volume will increase.
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P2ENotWorking
· 7h ago
Monitoring small funds is really exhausting; it's better to just go directly with leverage.
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CommunityLurker
· 7h ago
Monitoring small funds is really a hassle; it's better to go all-in and wait for the double, at least it's less stressful.
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SandwichTrader
· 7h ago
That's right, but small funds are really too difficult, watching the market until your eyes hurt.
Waiting for small fluctuations over the weekend and still forcing yourself? I prefer to lie flat; the gas fees are really unbearable.
Hedging and opening positions sound great, but how do you control the risks? Be more specific.
Doing this every day, my mentality would have already collapsed; I can't do it.
I agree that making a profit and then running is the way to go, but how much is enough?
Using small funds to chase volume in the end is just working for the exchange, haha.
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ArbitrageBot
· 7h ago
Small funds are indeed difficult; you have to keep an eye on them at all times. But are you still browsing on the weekend? Brother, are you trying to make money or are you just trying to exhaust yourself?
Trading perpetual contracts to boost trading volume should be based on the capital you have on hand and your strategy.
If you have sufficient funds, consider hedging positions, which mainly costs gas fees and maximizes efficiency. But if you're dealing with small amounts, you need to be more cautious—keep a close eye on the market at all times, and try to minimize losses. Take profits and run immediately; never hold onto losing positions for too long. In fact, with some time and effort, small funds can still accumulate significant trading volume.
Here's a little tip: market volatility is lower on weekends, so going out to play isn't worth it. Instead of resting on weekends, it's better to be more active in trading. Mainstream coins like BTC are especially suited to this approach. Stick to this method, and both trading frequency and volume will increase.