🚨 Jiang Zhuoer on trading: What truly determines profit and loss isn’t how many times you can guess correctly—it’s how you position your leverage!
He puts it plainly: short-term prediction is difficult to get right every time. What really affects your final returns is position management, trading strategy, and coin selection.
For example, on September 4, he anticipated that BTC might be near a top and sold his 100% BTC position at around $82,050. Then, during the CPI event on September 11, although his directional call was wrong, he still achieved about a 4.3% overall return using a hedging structure of “ETH spot + equal-volume BTC short contracts.”
The biggest takeaway for me from this is: trading isn’t an exam—you don’t have to answer every question correctly to make money. Guessing wrong isn’t the worst part; the truly frightening part is guessing wrong and then putting your entire position on the line.
Jiang Zhuoer’s currently disclosed U-based profit has reached 92%, close to doubling. He also emphasized that, under the bull market he’s operating in, shorting is mostly to hedge drawdowns and protect spot holdings—not simply to bet on the market falling.
So, what veteran players really compete on is often not “god-tier predictions,” but whether they can survive even when they’re wrong—and whether they can lock in profits when they’re right. 👀📌$PUMP $TRX $ASTSB
He puts it plainly: short-term prediction is difficult to get right every time. What really affects your final returns is position management, trading strategy, and coin selection.
For example, on September 4, he anticipated that BTC might be near a top and sold his 100% BTC position at around $82,050. Then, during the CPI event on September 11, although his directional call was wrong, he still achieved about a 4.3% overall return using a hedging structure of “ETH spot + equal-volume BTC short contracts.”
The biggest takeaway for me from this is: trading isn’t an exam—you don’t have to answer every question correctly to make money. Guessing wrong isn’t the worst part; the truly frightening part is guessing wrong and then putting your entire position on the line.
Jiang Zhuoer’s currently disclosed U-based profit has reached 92%, close to doubling. He also emphasized that, under the bull market he’s operating in, shorting is mostly to hedge drawdowns and protect spot holdings—not simply to bet on the market falling.
So, what veteran players really compete on is often not “god-tier predictions,” but whether they can survive even when they’re wrong—and whether they can lock in profits when they’re right. 👀📌$PUMP $TRX $ASTSB
