Recently, I participated in two crypto assets trading competitions, namely SPA and VRA. After these experiences, I have gained some new insights and understandings about competitive trading, which I would like to share with everyone.

First, we need to clarify the purpose of participating in such competitions. Some people aim to make up for losses in daily trading, trying to minimize or avoid capital consumption; while others focus directly on earning rewards. These two different purposes will lead to completely different strategy choices.

Personally, I belong to the first category, and my main purpose is to subsidize potential losses. My strategy is to start trading on the first day of the competition, with a daily trading volume ranging from 16,000 to 33,000, aiming for a total trading volume of around 70,000 by the end of the competition. The specific trading volume will be adjusted based on actual circumstances.

In contrast, those traders whose main goal is to earn rewards often have more time-consuming strategies that require a more accurate judgment of market trends. They can reduce losses while trading and even gain additional profits when prices rise.

It is worth noting that some participants can execute hundreds of thousands of transactions in a single day, which explains why some people are able to achieve such high scores. Their daily trading scores can exceed 20 points.

For beginners, it is recommended to start with small amounts, such as making dozens of trades with 200 USDT, and gradually find the feel for it. Mastering any skill takes time and practice, and trading competitions are no exception.

Finally, I want to emphasize that if your goal is to subsidize trading fees, then the mindset will be more relaxed. Of course, ensuring that you can enter the leaderboard is also important. Taking the VRA competition as an example, even if you lost a total of 150USDT in the 15-day competition, considering the 100USDT reward, the actual loss is only 50USDT.

In the VRA competition I participated in, the total loss was about 80 USDT, but considering the rewards, I actually made a slight profit. However, the specific amount of profit is not important to me; the key is that I achieved the goal of sustaining my battle through the battle.

If you only have one account, then focusing on trading competitions might be a good choice. This not only helps subsidize trading costs, but also allows you to earn high scores and more rewards. Remember, in the Crypto Assets market, balancing risk and reward is always an art worth exploring.