Millions of dollars have already been secured, and now the entry is being made in batches. The benefit of this approach is that it can effectively reduce risk and leave room for adjustments. The key is to control the pace, avoid greed, and appropriately reserve profit margins, so that stability can be maintained amid fluctuations. The strategy of building positions in batches is especially important in large-scale fund operations, as it allows participation in the market while avoiding sudden risks.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 5h ago
Entering in millions of batches sounds easy, but when actually doing it, do you shake or not?
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WalletDoomsDay
· 5h ago
Entering in batches sounds good, but I'm just worried I might still lose control at that time haha
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OvertimeSquid
· 5h ago
Staggered deployment is indeed stable; I'm just worried that some people might still lose control and go all-in at the critical moment.
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RektRecorder
· 5h ago
Start distributing once you reach a million? Easy to say, but in actual operation, there are many bottlenecks.
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BearMarketMonk
· 5h ago
Even millions need to be entered in batches. This guy is really steady. But speaking of controlling the pace, it's easier to say than to do. When it comes to a rally, who can resist adding more positions?
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rugpull_ptsd
· 6h ago
The idea of entering the market in batches has been heard too many times. No matter how eloquently it's explained, it ultimately depends on luck. If a black swan event occurs, all efforts are in vain.
Millions of dollars have already been secured, and now the entry is being made in batches. The benefit of this approach is that it can effectively reduce risk and leave room for adjustments. The key is to control the pace, avoid greed, and appropriately reserve profit margins, so that stability can be maintained amid fluctuations. The strategy of building positions in batches is especially important in large-scale fund operations, as it allows participation in the market while avoiding sudden risks.