#以太坊大户持仓变化 Sharing a particularly practical spot trading strategy for beginners. It doesn't aim for overnight riches; the key is to use discipline to suppress emotional fluctuations and steadily generate passive income.



**The method is straightforward: the logic of grid trading**

Divide the money you have (assume $10,000) into 5 parts, each $2,000.

Step one: use the first portion to buy the coin you believe in at the current price. The subsequent operations become very simple—if the coin drops 10%? Use the second portion to buy more, lowering your average cost. If the coin rises 10%? Sell the corresponding position to lock in profits. Then repeat this cycle until you run out of money or sell all your holdings.

Why is this method effective? The biggest advantage is the mindset. The buy/sell rules are fixed—downturns become opportunities to buy cheap, upturns become moments to realize gains. There’s no chance for emotions to hijack your decisions.

The risk is also relatively controllable. Even if all five portions are invested, the coin price would have to drop nearly 50% from your initial entry point—an extreme scenario that usually indicates a severe oversold zone, and a rebound is often just around the corner.

**But some practical issues should also be considered**

A 10% fluctuation might be a bit long cycle for some coins, leading to more idle funds. This can be fine-tuned: choose mainstream coins with relatively steady volatility, and try changing the interval to 5%. The trading frequency will naturally increase.

Another idea is to keep the waiting funds active. Many exchanges offer flexible savings features—interest isn’t high, but it’s free money. Why leave it idle in your account?

**In summary: this is a disciplined approach of "dare to buy when falling, willing to sell when rising."** It’s especially suitable for those who don’t have time to watch the market constantly but want to participate regularly and earn continuous returns. If you’re tired of chasing trends and quick gains, and want to steadily grasp the market, this strategy is worth trying.
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NFTregrettervip
· 01-07 01:00
The concept of grid trading sounds good, but I tried a 10% range and found that I had too much idle money. After changing it to 5%, the frequency increased but the transaction fees became unbearable. After calculating, it still results in a loss.
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MercilessHalalvip
· 01-07 01:00
Grid trading, this thing, to put it simply, is about locking in emotions and letting discipline make decisions for you. It sounds simple, but sticking to it is the real challenge. I've tried this method, and it indeed helps suppress impulsive urges. The key is to execute it strictly; otherwise, you'll fall back into the old pattern of chasing highs and selling lows. I want to ask, with a 50% decline risk threshold, can it really hold during market transitions from bull to bear? It seems like the frequency of market black swan events is increasing. I agree with the flexible savings part; earning a bit more is good. Anyway, since I have free time, I might as well let the money grow on its own. In the medium to long term, this is definitely a mindset upgrade, much more stable than short-term speculation. Just worried that beginners might get wiped out by the market before they even see any returns.
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EthMaximalistvip
· 01-07 00:46
I've been using the grid trading method for a long time, but most people can't stick with it. Once the coin price drops by 20%, they start panicking, and discipline collapses immediately.
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CryptoSelfvip
· 01-07 00:37
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