Master Auto-Invest and Grid Trading to build a robust Crypto Assets investment strategy

The uncertainty in the financial markets makes it complex and variable to formulate trading plans. There is no one-size-fits-all trading method, so we should delve deeper into ourselves to find the trading or investment strategy that suits us best.

Many people have inadvertently developed certain trading habits, such as following the advice of specific analysts or relying on certain technical indicators. However, these methods often struggle to deliver consistent and stable returns. Buying and selling based on market information, trusting others' suggestions, and chasing prices can all be seen as a trading plan, even if they may not be efficient.

Experienced traders often practice various strategies in the market, filtering out the ones that best suit them, and continuously refining their methods to improve the accuracy and profitability of their strategies. In contrast, ordinary investors, lacking professional knowledge and practical experience, are often easily swayed by various opinions, trying too many trading methods without depth, which ultimately may lead them to suffer losses.

For beginners, regular investment may be one of the simplest and most practical strategies. This method is widely used in traditional financial markets, and many fund products adopt this form. In the current digital currency market, especially during bear markets, dollar-cost averaging into mainstream cryptocurrencies (such as Bitcoin) remains a relatively safe choice.

Grid trading is another strategy worth considering. This approach is quite popular in the traditional investment field. Its core idea is to divide funds into several portions, buying when prices drop and selling when prices rise. This strategy can help investors profit during market fluctuations, especially suitable for liquid digital assets like Bitcoin.

For example, suppose there is 100,000 yuan available for investment, we can take half (50,000 yuan) to implement a grid strategy. Using a Bitcoin price of 8,500 dollars as a benchmark, the funds are divided into 10 parts, each part being 5,000 yuan. When the price of Bitcoin drops by 500 dollars, we buy one part, and when it rises by 500 dollars, we sell one part. In this way, we can achieve profits through market fluctuations without overly focusing on short-term price trends.