Just decided to run a public test on this fresh trading strategy I've been cooking up – seems like it could be entertaining and worth sharing the journey. Figured why not do it transparently so everyone can follow along.
Here's what the 'Risk Managed YOLO' strategy is all about:
Basically, when there's no active position in place (meaning I'm sitting in cash), the move is to pick whatever's been crushing it performance-wise...
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DeFiGrayling
· 2h ago
Risk management YOLO, this name sounds like a contradiction haha
cash ready to go all-in on the strongest one, has some substance
This public test takes quite a bit of courage, let's wait and see the crash site
To be honest, this strategy sounds like gambler's self-deception, but I like it
So now it still depends on how you survive and come out of it
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 2h ago
I've been saying this wave is about to catch the momentum, and it's a bit late to start public testing now.
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Risk management YOLO, sounds like a gambler's self-comfort, brother I can't understand this logic.
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Transparent? Ha, when you lose money it won't be transparent anymore.
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Chasing the top-performing assets, isn't that just chasing highs, brother?
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I thought about this idea two years ago, and later realized it's just betting on probabilities, don't dress it up so fancy.
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The opportunity is indeed there, but this strategy is easy to get caught holding the bag.
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You're really daring to do public testing, that's interesting, just see how the subsequent data turns out.
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Another one who thinks they've discovered the secret to wealth, good luck to you.
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Holding cash and choosing strong assets, this logic works in a bull market, anyone can make money, try it in a bear market.
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I believe in you, but this strategy needs to go through a full cycle to be validated.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 2h ago
Risk management YOLO? Dude, that's a great name; it has a bit of a contradictory meaning inside.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 2h ago
Chasing the strongest asset while holding cash? This logical flaw is just as deadly as a reentrancy attack.
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 2h ago
Just finished watching another pump-and-dump strategy with a different alias. Historical data has long told us this is unreliable.
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Risk management? That's a joke. YOLO is the real deal. The fate of those doing T cannot escape.
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Wait, how is "best performance" calculated? Is it based on technical analysis or quantitative models? Details are crucial, brother.
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I tried this approach back in 2017. Guess the final outcome? The last tweet before the account gets liquidated.
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Market cycles—seemingly smart strategies often die the fastest. Trust me on this.
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Public testing sounds impressive, but can you stick with it during a bear market bottom? That's what I want to see.
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Relying solely on asset performance for timing? I don't believe in quantitative analysis that ignores fundamentals.
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Alright, I'm watching. Let's talk again when you crash and burn.
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Choosing the "best performing" assets... sounds like chasing hot topics. Changing the name doesn't change the old tricks.
Just decided to run a public test on this fresh trading strategy I've been cooking up – seems like it could be entertaining and worth sharing the journey. Figured why not do it transparently so everyone can follow along.
Here's what the 'Risk Managed YOLO' strategy is all about:
Basically, when there's no active position in place (meaning I'm sitting in cash), the move is to pick whatever's been crushing it performance-wise...