Sometimes profit does not come from market growth.
Sometimes it comes from the difference in asset movements within one portfolio.
Most investors only look at the price in $USDT .
But there is another approach.
Profit can be measured not only in money but also in the number of coins.
How it works
In the portfolio, there are almost always coins that move at different speeds.
For example:
$ATOM −1.2%
$NXPC +2.4%
The difference between them is already about 3–4%.
At such a moment, one can convert NXPC to ATOM and receive a larger quantity of ATOM than could have been obtained before.
This is not an attempt to guess the market.
This is the fixation of an already occurred difference in movement.
Essentially, this can be called intra-portfolio strength arbitrage.
Capital within the portfolio gradually flows from stronger assets to weaker ones.
Important thought
Profit is not always measured in USDT.
Sometimes profit is:
• increasing the number of coins
• reducing liabilities
• accelerating accumulation
It is precisely these small market distortions, repeated regularly, that can yield noticeable effects over time.
Financial markets are always associated with risks. The information in the article is not financial advice, but personal experience and observations. Everyone makes their own decisions and is responsible for them.