Recently, some friends have started participating in copy trading, adopting a proportional replication model—how I open a position and the returns are exactly mirrored by the other party at the same proportion. The core advantage of this copy trading method is its high controllability.
My trading philosophy is quite conservative, and I do not pursue frequent opening of positions. Since early 2026, I have only opened two trades, both of which are currently profitable. Although this low-frequency, high-win-rate approach may not seem as aggressive in terms of returns growth, it makes long-term risk more manageable.
For new investors entering the market or traders who have been exploring the crypto space but experience significant fluctuations in returns, it might be worth trying this approach—investing around 700 USDT, maintaining a steady position, and patiently waiting to gradually accumulate profits. The most important thing is to establish a trading system that aligns with your risk tolerance.
Currently, Bitcoin has limited volatility during the holiday period. Just hold onto the short positions opened a couple of days ago; there's no need for frequent adjustments.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-13 13:26
This set of low-frequency, high-win-rate strategies is truly effective, much better than those brothers who chase and sell every day. Taking it slow actually prevents heavy losses.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 01-13 10:18
Low-frequency high win rate is indeed comfortable, but I'm worried that people copying trades might have unstable mindsets and panic during a wave of pullback.
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UncleWhale
· 01-13 09:40
Low-frequency high win rate is indeed absolute, but copying others still depends on the person. I'm just worried about following a brother who frequently hits stop-loss.
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NFTRegretDiary
· 01-13 07:42
Low-frequency high win rate is indeed comfortable, but you must keep a steady mindset. Don't look at the market chart and want to open new positions, or you'll be doomed.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-11 08:53
Low-frequency high win rate is indeed more reliable than pursuing frequent opening positions. I'm the kind of fool who adjusts frequently and ends up losing.
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BlockchainFries
· 01-11 08:53
Low-frequency high-win-rate strategies are indeed stable, much better than those that lose repeatedly every day. The only downside is that the returns are slower, so you need to be patient and endure the boredom.
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SignatureCollector
· 01-11 08:47
Two profitable trades? Alright, low-frequency hero, just worried that those jumping on the bandwagon won't have the patience to wait, haha.
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consensus_failure
· 01-11 08:42
The idea of low-frequency, high-win-rate trading is heard quite often, but the key is that most people simply can't do it; the psychological barrier is too difficult.
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MEVictim
· 01-11 08:38
Low-frequency high win rate is indeed superior; it's much better than reckless trading with frequent openings. The only downside is slower returns, but maintaining a steady mindset is the key to being a winner.
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pumpamentalist
· 01-11 08:36
Low-frequency high-win-rate sounds good, but the principal of 700U is a bit idealistic. Where do most people get the idle money from?
Recently, some friends have started participating in copy trading, adopting a proportional replication model—how I open a position and the returns are exactly mirrored by the other party at the same proportion. The core advantage of this copy trading method is its high controllability.
My trading philosophy is quite conservative, and I do not pursue frequent opening of positions. Since early 2026, I have only opened two trades, both of which are currently profitable. Although this low-frequency, high-win-rate approach may not seem as aggressive in terms of returns growth, it makes long-term risk more manageable.
For new investors entering the market or traders who have been exploring the crypto space but experience significant fluctuations in returns, it might be worth trying this approach—investing around 700 USDT, maintaining a steady position, and patiently waiting to gradually accumulate profits. The most important thing is to establish a trading system that aligns with your risk tolerance.
Currently, Bitcoin has limited volatility during the holiday period. Just hold onto the short positions opened a couple of days ago; there's no need for frequent adjustments.