XXAntiWar trade review: This year's profits mainly came from bottom-fishing memory stocks and HYPE swing trading, with the two largest losses both from ZEC short positions.

BlockBeats news, November 13 - Crypto KOL XXAntiWar posted a review stating that the two largest losses this year both came from ZEC short positions, both of which were proactively closed with stop-losses. If the positions had been held at the time, both short positions would have been liquidated. Over the past few months, most of the time was spent swing trading ZEC, ultimately netting approximately $20,000; this year's profits mainly came from buying the dip in the storage sector and HYPE swing trading.

XXAntiWar stated that there was once a call for ZEC to drop from $1,200 to $800, but the price subsequently rose to $1,600. By the time ZEC fell back to over $800, there were no short positions left. When trading contracts, one should not stubbornly hold onto losses or add margin; oversized positions and excessive leverage both reduce room for adjustment, and funds allocated to contract accounts should be prepared for total loss.