Finally, there's no need to "wait until death" on weekends: talk about the feeling of 7x24 trading in the US stock market In the past, when it came to trading US stocks, the biggest fear was a moth coming out on weekends. I remember the day when Trump thunderstorm hit Greenland last month, I was strip the skewers with my friends. With a mobile phone shake, US stock futures plummeted instantly. I was almost pinching my chopsticks at that time, and Tesla's position had not been hedged yet, but the exchange had already closed. Those who trade stocks understand that feeling, but can only watch helplessly as Monday's opening is harvested by a "gap". The market never sleeps, but your account is forced to hibernate. However, starting from February 7th, this pain point has been completely resolved. Bitget has created a 7x24 hour stock contract that is completely synchronized with cryptocurrency trading. If Powell sneezes at 2am, I can close the position by flipping over; If Trump shouts good news on Sunday night, I can immediately chase after him. This' breathing sensation 'is crucial, as transactions are no longer locked in cages from 10:30 pm to 4:30 am. Wherever news flows, my actions can follow. Many people may ask: What should we do if the market doesn't open on weekends and prices jump around? I researched its ± 3% limit. Simply put, it anchors the price within a 3% fluctuation range of the index price. Even if the liquidity is almost non-existent in the middle of the night, it will not be pierced by a few large orders like junk altcoins. It's like putting a reins on a wild horse: giving you 24 hours of freedom to race, but not causing you to fall off a cliff directly. This weekend, I plan to put it into practice: Recently, the Nasdaq has fallen sharply, and leading companies like NVDA are experiencing a pullback. Previously, I could only wait until the market opened on Monday to 'pick up the flying knife' or 'chase after the decline', but now the initiative has returned to myself. Drinking coffee on Saturday morning, if you see the turbulence in the geopolitical situation, just open up and take advantage of it; If the situation eases on Sunday, take profit and turn around immediately. 7x24 trading for me is not about staying up late, but about regaining 'decision-making power'. Taking advantage of the current stock contract championship, this weekend happens to be the launch of a new feature. When others stop trading, I naturally have two more days of trading window. I am planning to use small funds to test the waters first: "scratch the scalp" and make a short difference between a sharp decline and a rebound. This kind of 'time arbitrage', those who understand the industry naturally understand. Previously, Asian retail investors like us could only follow the schedule of New York, even if the sky fell, we had to wait for the opening. Now, hiding under the covers can also offset the risks of the weekend. On February 7th, as a gesture of respect, everyone is welcome.