If you trade futures, you can trade at any time, whether it is a rising or falling market.
However, in the case of spot trading, there is virtually no reason to do it in a rising market.
The reason is that if you buy more in spot trading, the average purchase price will rise, which increases the possibility of incurring a loss.
If you do not trade at all, it will eventually fall near your average purchase price, so you will eventually have to sell in installments.
Therefore, after selling in installments, you should focus on finding the right time to buy more and think about how to buy.
Since it is a rising market, if you buy again the amount you sold in installments, the average purchase price will rise sharply, and you will eventually have to sell.
Therefore, I think it is better to buy more than 50% of the amount you sold in installments.
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The most important thing in spot trading is when you sell the total purchase amount.
Since the remaining quantity is sold in the total purchase amount and the average purchase price is 0, it has nothing to do with the average purchase price shown by the exchange.
From this point on, trading becomes free.
What we ultimately pursue in spot trading is to increase the number of coins (tokens) with an average purchase price of 0.
This is because, as long as the coin (token) is not delisted, it will always be in a profitable state.