First, most good trading, crypto or not, is systematic, which is automated.
Then, from what people have told me, crypto is a highly inefficient market so huge of potential for market-making strategies. Tons of arbitrage opportunities between the various venues, centralized and decentralized, mostly uninformed non-professionals so non-toxic flow, huge spreads, etc.
It's like the traditional tradi'g world but 30 years in the past.
"Grid trading" is apparently just a weird term for placing orders proactively on multiple levels to obtain a better queue position, useful for increasing edge capture on exchanges with price-time matching.
There are a lot more sophisticated techniques you could transfer from the world of traditional electronic trading. Of they're successful on much more competitive markets, no reason they wouldn't work on crypto.
Then, from what people have told me, crypto is a highly inefficient market so huge of potential for market-making strategies. Tons of arbitrage opportunities between the various venues, centralized and decentralized, mostly uninformed non-professionals so non-toxic flow, huge spreads, etc. It's like the traditional tradi'g world but 30 years in the past.
"Grid trading" is apparently just a weird term for placing orders proactively on multiple levels to obtain a better queue position, useful for increasing edge capture on exchanges with price-time matching. There are a lot more sophisticated techniques you could transfer from the world of traditional electronic trading. Of they're successful on much more competitive markets, no reason they wouldn't work on crypto.