Grid trading can effectively control drawdowns when configured at the maximum level. The win rate of this strategy is about 2/3—making money during sideways consolidation, and also making profits when correctly predicting the trend direction. Even if the prediction is wrong, the losses are locked within an acceptable range. In comparison, unilateral trading offers higher returns but is difficult to manage in terms of risk. By sticking to the grid strategy and accumulating a few points of profit daily, compound interest can generate significant gains. If one grid is not enough, operate multiple grids simultaneously; since single-profit opportunities are limited, adjusting leverage multiples appropriately can boost returns. The key is to establish a stable trading cognitive system within the risk framework you can handle.