#稳定币市场动态 The data from a16z is quite interesting—stablecoin trading volume reaches 46 trillion USD, and this scale is no longer a niche business. What does this mean for copy traders? Ample liquidity and minimal slippage are fundamental advantages. More importantly, the ecosystem's activity has increased, giving skilled traders even greater strategic space.
I've previously followed a few experts who specialize in stablecoin pair trading. Their logic is very clear—they don't bet on market direction, only engage in arbitrage and liquidity spread trading. It may sound boring, but their win rate is stable, and drawdowns are controllable. In my copy trading setup, I allocate 15% weight to these conservative traders mainly to balance the volatility of more aggressive traders.
Now the question is: should I increase the allocation? It depends on your risk tolerance. If your account can't withstand large drawdowns, stablecoin strategies can indeed reduce overall volatility. But don't treat them as a safe haven—greater liquidity means more participants, which can lead to sudden events. The key is to regularly review the performance of your copy traders to see if they are adapting well to this new market environment.
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#稳定币市场动态 The data from a16z is quite interesting—stablecoin trading volume reaches 46 trillion USD, and this scale is no longer a niche business. What does this mean for copy traders? Ample liquidity and minimal slippage are fundamental advantages. More importantly, the ecosystem's activity has increased, giving skilled traders even greater strategic space.
I've previously followed a few experts who specialize in stablecoin pair trading. Their logic is very clear—they don't bet on market direction, only engage in arbitrage and liquidity spread trading. It may sound boring, but their win rate is stable, and drawdowns are controllable. In my copy trading setup, I allocate 15% weight to these conservative traders mainly to balance the volatility of more aggressive traders.
Now the question is: should I increase the allocation? It depends on your risk tolerance. If your account can't withstand large drawdowns, stablecoin strategies can indeed reduce overall volatility. But don't treat them as a safe haven—greater liquidity means more participants, which can lead to sudden events. The key is to regularly review the performance of your copy traders to see if they are adapting well to this new market environment.