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None, if there was then algos have already taken advantage of it. It's OVER.

>>55666543
This.. AI and algo trading, we don't stand a chance!

>>55666449
Futures is for those with large capital. DCA is based for long term. Index helps you diversify your pf. Make your choice anon.

>>55666543
Algos still need constant watch. Wouldn't mess with bot trading though. Learned a long time ago to stake, sleep and earn passively.

>>55666561
Not when some platforms give perfomance and early exit fees in reward. People still manual trade. The question is the most profitable one and I'm going with arbitrage and index.

>>55666449
How do I scalp ?

>>55667102
Start on AstraDAO. Choose indices from BTC, ETH and stables. Earn staking rewards.

>>55666449
Of all the trading types you have listed, index and scalping are the most underrated but they give the most return, if properly managed.

>>55667221
That platform only offers index investment and nothing like scalping, you newfag. Learn better.

>>55667230
>index and scalping are the most underrated
Investors need to pay more attention to this. This market is all about sustainable rewards. Can't be losing money on vaporware.

>>55666698
>arbitrage and index.
Now you're talking. Arbitrage and index are the big ones and only big guns go for them.

>>55666449
ETFs and high dividend stocks.
Now watching the charts, no stress, no anxiety that some autistic tech faggot will tank the price with a tweet. Just cool, hard earned passive income. Ezpz

>>55667250
Doesn't matter so long as I'm slurping all rewards including the ones on iToken. Wagmi

>>55666675
Legitimate answers are not allowed on this site, kind sir.

>>55666449
>Index
Index investment offers a well-diversified portfolio that tracks the overall market's performance.

>>55667260
That's why I've invested in the Ai Token index that has max draw down of 96.34% and a TVL of $7.86k on the astradao platform.

>>55667272
Don't care for aribitrage. If you don't time your trade well enough, you lose everything. Definitely for jeets. Creating indices is for chads.

>>55667274
Show me the freaking way, chad. It seems you know the road.

>>55667274
High dividend stocks have an element of stress. You take the high dividend, which can be reduced or withdrawn, at the cost of growth. I only really buy <5% yield dividend stocks and only blue chip companies.

>>55667320
Astradao is where I get better indices investment return. Binance and Bitget are where I get better arbitrage profit.

>>55667221
Historically, indices have shown steady growth over time, and they tend to outperform individual stocks in the long run. Most jeets don't know this

>>55667309
This here is how to make it in an unstable crypto market. Keep winning chad.

>>55666449
>Arbitrage
Arbitrage requires careful timing and quick execution, but it's not always easy to find those perfect opportunities amairite?

>>55667326
You're also on track to making it.

>>55667320
Indices are also great but highly undervalued.

>>55667334
>Binance and Bitget are where I get better arbitrage profit.
Go fuck yourself. Those CEXs offer poor returns. I will rather stake than rely on them for some sick profits.

>>55667367
>Indices are also great but highly undervalued.
You are based fag. It's a less stressful approach that allows you to capitalize on broader market trends rather than trying to time individual stock movements.

>>55667326
Yeah that’s true, companies that offer extremely high dividends are basically waving a red flag that they’re struggling, hedge your portfolio with the ETFs, for example, JEPI, SCHD, VTI, for your high, medium, and low dividend(and volatility) exposure. This should be your primary focus, while the high dividend stocks should be your “high risk, high reward” investments. Some examples being EFSH (extreme, 285%), IEP (high, 24%), BKCC(medium,11%). All very risky and volatile.

>>55667309
TVL of $7.86k? Not gonna lie, that's some pocket change compared to those whale wallets, but we all start somewhere, right?

>>55667362
I also used to try arbitrage between Huobi and Kucoin.

>>55667335
Indices are undervalued but come with tangible rewards if winning ones are invested in.

>>55667433
>TVL of $7.86k? Not gonna lie, that's some pocket change compared to those whale wallets
That chad might be giving you a hint to join in when it is too small.

>>55667448
Kucoin sucks. They are taking their kyc shit damn serious and have my funds locked because of that.

>>55666449
>Scalping
scalping can be exciting, and some traders swear by it, but it demands exceptional skills, discipline, and time commitment. It's not for the faint-hearted. Just prepare to make it or lose it all.

>>55666561
Keep crying like a wanna-be cry baby. Use what is before you and make money and stop larping

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>>55667448
Look at the state of these third worlders. I hope everyone on /biz/ is capable of reading these posts and spotting the stench of curry from a mile away. Pathetic scumbags honestly.

>>55667306
It has been time-tested and proven, as a strategy that keeps on delivering sweet gains. Unfortunately, crypto bros are yet to fully discover this path.

WOW GUYS ANON IS GOING TO READ THE COMMENTS

>>55667979
Fuck off from this thread you swarmy fat fag. You are not needed here.

>>55666449
the most lucrative type of trading is getting early information, so this requires know and conversing with people who are creating.

there is no form of trading that comes even remotely close.

If you are experienced in trading I suggest using the Vegas tunnel method, and remain disciplined in your approach.

>>55666449
>DCA
Just this.
I'm a simple dude. Buy, store and wait. None of that futures, index and other fancy stuff. I don't understand it, so I don't do it.
Got tons of ETH, BTC, and XTZ chilling in my sylo wallet, I'll yeet out of the crypto game when I hit my target, holding till then.

>>55666449
Index for sure, you should look for a DAO treasury to find out wtf I'm talking about

>>55666543
Nope retard, it hasn't, ASTRA is the right word, nothing beats its user-staking models.

>>55666675
Yea, harvesting investment strategy funds as well, using a DAO-managed Treasury is a win-win

>>55668834
AstraDAO offers investment strategy profits and some really cool index investment opportunities

>>55667260
Crypto investors' best bet would be to have practical access to crypto-oriented investment strategies with zero-fee participation

>>55667306
As well as having platforms offering various investment products and indices with participation marketplace units using a DAO-managed treasury

probably loaning out meme stocks

>>55668866
The user staking options on the platform is very interesting, and with staking being one of the various investment on ASTRA it creates a win-win incentive for profitable indies investors

>>55668834
This innovation on the DAO offers a win-all incentive for gainful indices investors, and holders of the token

DCAing promising projects like QANX is a good strategy. They partnered with IBM yesterday and it hasn't reached mainstream news yet