A friend asked about the KAITO strategy, and I think of it like opening a small shop—listing products, as long as the principal is in place, it can keep rolling. Once the strategy is running, building four or five different strategy configurations, the daily profits are enough to cover daily expenses. After calculations, you can enjoy a nice takeout in Zone A for just 3U.

However, I also have to admit that watching the market all day is exhausting, especially when adjusting for time differences to follow the US market. Being in a daze all day is really uncomfortable. It's better to let the strategy run on its own for peace of mind.

Speaking of grid bots, many people misunderstand them, thinking they are just a disguised Martingale strategy. In fact, although it's called Martingale, you can fully customize the add position logic—for example, setting only one add position—making it function like a regular order placement tool, which is quite flexible.

The key is to coordinate well with indicators. RSI and EMA are the most common combinations, used to judge bottoms and trend directions. I want to ask everyone, what indicators do you usually use in real trading to complement grid or Martingale strategies? Feel free to share your experience.