2026-01-11 14:50:09

#2026年比特币价格展望 As the year comes to an end, watching the market becomes increasingly stressful. Instead of being glued to the screen and driven by emotions, it's better to let the strategy run itself. The core of quantitative trading is so simple—set the rules and let the system execute, avoiding human greed and fear. Especially in volatile markets like Bitcoin, strictly following established strategies often yields more stable profits than frequent trading. AI trading tools are now very mature and can help you capture opportunities even while you're sleeping. True experts have long entrusted their trading to algorithms.

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ForkTrooper

· 13h ago

You're right, constantly watching the market is really intense, it even blinds your eyes. Let me guess, it's probably some promotional article for a tool again haha. The strategy is that dead people are alive, and algorithms can't save noobs either. It's really just fear of missing out; ultimately, it's still greed. I've heard this theory too many times, but few can actually execute it.

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AlphaLeaker

· 01-11 16:51

You're right, but I see many people's quantitative strategies are just a facade, and they're still losing money. If algorithms can save you, then what about the black swan events of the past two years? Isn't it better to just get liquidated while sleeping? For those who truly entrust their money to machines, let's talk about the stories of regret later.

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LucidSleepwalker

· 01-11 15:19

Algorithmic trading sounds exciting, but the backtest data and live trading results are too different.

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LonelyAnchorman

· 01-11 15:09

Sounds good, but I feel like these quantitative tools ultimately end up cutting retail investors like leeks.

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liquidation_surfer

· 01-11 15:04

That's right, I've also been a bit overwhelmed by constantly watching the market. Algorithmic trading is indeed comfortable, but only if your rules are correct in the first place. Making money while sleeping sounds great, but do you also lose money while sleeping? Haha. Quantitative trading feels like a gambler's self-illusion, giving oneself an excuse to say it's "systematized." What will happen in 2026? Who can say for sure? Anyway, for now, just survive this wave.

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