2026-01-15 01:20:37

The demand for decentralized storage has been clearly increasing in recent years. Storage coins like Filecoin and Arweave have benefited from this trend, while BTC and ETH remain stable as the bedrock, and ecosystem tokens such as SOL and AVAX are also rising along with the tide.

What’s interesting now is that quantitative robots are starting to make moves in this sector. They monitor the scale of storage applications and data growth, automatically adjust configurations—both deploying core storage assets like Filecoin and Arweave and hedging with BTC and ETH, while also paying attention to opportunities for SOL and AVAX within the storage ecosystem.

In practice, these robots analyze storage data services built on LINK, storage applications on ADA, and payment solutions on XRP, then dynamically adjust their positions. Coins like TRX, XLM, and LTC are also included in diversified allocations, using grid trading to profit from fluctuations.

Looking at this trend, storage demand could explode by 2026. This comprehensive deployment strategy of the robots helps investors avoid chasing highs and missing out, enabling a more systematic participation in this new sector.

FIL-1,22%

AR-4,41%

BTC-1,15%

ETH-4,58%

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AirdropHermit

· 01-17 03:19

Robots are all using grid trading to profit from price differences, while we're still chasing the ups and downs. The gap is quite significant.

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SchrödingersNode

· 01-15 10:18

With such a comprehensive robot deployment, I'm a bit worried that retail investors won't even get the crumbs when they go for the meat.

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NftDeepBreather

· 01-15 01:48

The robots are buying the dip for us retail investors, and they even pretend to help us avoid risks. This trick is really clever.

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OnChainArchaeologist

· 01-15 01:47

It's the same story of robots harvesting profits... Really, who doesn't know how to stack coins? Waiting 26 years, still debating whether to add more FIL now. Robot configurations sound great, but in reality, they can't beat black swans. Relying on grid trading to profit from price differences? This time, you're probably going to get stuck.

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SerNgmi

· 01-15 01:46

Robots are already so competitive, and we're still manually chasing price rises and falls.

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PumpStrategist

· 01-15 01:42

Oh, so now robots are helping you avoid chasing highs and missing out, then what are retail investors still doing? Watching the show [laugh] --- The distribution of chips is clear at a glance. The key is who can survive until 2026. Don't be fooled by grid trading's "rolling profit from price differences" --- The interesting point is this — robot deployment across the entire ecosystem means liquidity is dispersed. When a breakout really happens, it might not be the coin you think it is --- The problem is, this hedging logic only works if storage applications are truly growing, not just another story in the crypto circle --- Wait, dynamically adjusting positions sounds great, but are coins like TRX and XLM really worth including in the core strategy? The pattern still seems a bit虚 --- To put it simply, robots can avoid chasing highs, but when risks are unleashed, no one can run away. Don't overestimate the system's fault tolerance

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