The HPL ultra-short-term strategy I recently developed has begun live testing on mainstream cryptocurrencies such as BTC, ETH, CRV, and others. This strategy will serve as one of the core components of my Katana trading framework, with an allocated weight of 20%.



The design logic of the strategy is straightforward: it captures short-term price fluctuations to perform frequent small arbitrage trades. Compared to long-term holding, I prefer to seize multiple small profit opportunities during high volatility periods. The benefit of this approach is to reduce individual risk exposure while maintaining continuous and stable account growth.

In practical operation, I monitor technical signals for these three cryptocurrencies simultaneously, making entry decisions based on key support and resistance levels and volume confirmation. Both backtesting and initial live data indicate that this method can consistently generate positive returns in volatile markets. Of course, risk management and stop-loss discipline are crucial for the system’s ongoing effectiveness.
BTC-0.62%
ETH-1.16%
CRV-0.44%
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BagHolderTillRetirevip
· 12h ago
A 20% weight is a bit conservative. If it weren't for your decent backtest data, I would have wanted to criticize it.
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RektDetectivevip
· 01-07 19:54
Bro, can frequent trading really beat the gas fees? --- 20% allocation to ultra-short-term trading, still feels too conservative --- Support and resistance levels—call it technical analysis in a nice way, or... --- Using CRV for ultra-short-term trading? Bold move --- It's all about stop-loss discipline. Say that every time, but in the end, you still hold the position --- When will the live trading data be released for us to see? Anyone can do backtesting --- Small-scale arbitrage sounds good, but after calculating costs, it's still a loss --- Profiting in a volatile market is easy, but I'm worried there might be days with no volatility --- The Katana framework sounds good. Can I get a copy of the source code? --- Monitoring three coins simultaneously spreads out focus and actually increases risk
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FancyResearchLabvip
· 01-07 19:41
Another 20% allocation tweak, theoretically should be feasible Let me try this smart trap first, what if I lock myself inside again High volatility cycle arbitrage sounds plausible, but I'm worried about real trading crashes Luban No.7 is under construction again, can it achieve stable positive returns this time It's just another useless innovation, but it still has academic value Stop-loss discipline haha, this is the most vulnerable part to failure 20% HPL added to the Katana framework, this component is quite interesting
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SmartContractWorkervip
· 01-07 19:41
Is the 20% weighting for safety or because you're afraid to push? --- Short-term for eating, long-term for medicine, I buy into this logic. --- CRV, the more volatile it is, the easier it is to get caught in a trap. --- Backtest data looks good but is useless; the key is how long it can survive afterward. --- Discipline in stop-loss is easy to say but hard to do, especially when facing opposite market trends. --- I'm just worried that a wave of extreme market conditions might break the defense; is 20% insurance enough? --- Frequent small trades sound good, but the fees will eat you alive. --- I just want to know how long this HPL has actually been running; don't tell me it's just recent.
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0xLuckboxvip
· 01-07 19:38
20% allocation to ultra-short-term trading, your guts are really big --- Backtest data looks good, but real trading is a different story. Keep going --- CRV this coin choice is interesting, the volatility is indeed high --- Frequent arbitrage sounds exciting, but I'm worried about slippage and repeated cuts --- Stop-loss discipline is easy to say, but few can actually implement it --- Katana framework plus HPL, let's see the final performance of this combination --- Small amount high-frequency... sounds like trading futures --- Support and resistance levels, in a volatile market, can be broken at any time --- 20% allocated to ultra-short-term, how is the remaining 80% allocated? --- Always talking about steady growth, but market crashes reveal the truth
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SatsStackingvip
· 01-07 19:35
20% weight feels a bit conservative. If this strategy is truly stable, why not increase the position size? --- Frequent small arbitrage sounds simple, but in actual operation, how much profit can slippage and fees eat up? --- CRV and similar tokens dare to do ultra-short-term trading, really brave. --- Backtest data looks good, but it doesn't guarantee real trading can replicate it. The key is how long you can坚持. --- Just want to ask a question: can stop-loss really be executed strictly? Most people lose at this point. --- Adding HPL strategy to the Katana framework sounds fancy, but consistent profitability is the real key. --- Support and resistance levels confirmed by volume... every short-term trader uses this approach. What's the differentiation? --- There are indeed opportunities in volatile markets, but volatile markets are also the easiest to get liquidated. Be careful.
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Rekt_Recoveryvip
· 01-07 19:34
tbh the 20% allocation sounds nice on paper until volatility decides to go full psycho mode lol. been there with my "stable micro scalping" thesis... spoiler: it wasn't.
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