Trader Lana, who grew $100 to $200,000 using AI strategies, is currently holding long positions in ORDI, SATS, and RATS.
According to Odaily, trader Lana employed AI to execute trading strategies, using the model to automatically filter trending coins and carry out order placement and stop-losses. Starting with 100 US dollars, her account grew to a peak of around 200 thousand US dollars in about one week.
Live trading data shows that Lana still holds long contracts for ORDI, 1000SATS, and 1000RATS. The ORDIUSDT contract uses 25x leverage, with an opening price of 3.25 US dollars, a floating profit of 22 thousand US dollars, and a return rate of 1299.69%; the 1000SATSUSDT contract uses 25x leverage, with a floating profit of 5,611.01 US dollars and a return rate of 935.05%; the 1000RATSUSDT contract uses 20x leverage, with a floating profit of 2,926.91 US dollars and a return rate of 473.48%. She stated this strategy is primarily executed by AI, involving filtering assets based on popularity and simultaneously generating trading content.
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