Basically, I have been popularizing the Biance Alpha method of making money through 【certain returns】 every day. Today, I suddenly realized that some of my followers who have been with me for years still haven't figured it out, which surprised me a lot. I always thought they were already interacting.

Recently, it has become increasingly difficult to trade on Binance Alpha, and with just a moment's inattention, I could lose dozens of dollars. After testing all afternoon today, I finally managed to run the [High Frequency Low Loss Mode] successfully in the Binance Web3 wallet. Now I will share the [thought process and trading steps] with everyone:

1⃣ Thought Process One: There was a significant loss yesterday, so I started to choose tokens with low price increases and waited for the tokens to rise after placing orders. This was too much of a waste of time; I can't afford to lose time with my multiple accounts, so I continued to test high-frequency trading.

2⃣ Thought Process Two: For high-frequency trading, I prefer to find tokens with high trading volume, price increases within 10% over 24 hours, and those that have someone placing orders over 10,000 USDT. I saw $B2 on BSC with the highest trading volume, a 24-hour increase of 10%, and someone consistently trading with 1.5K in funds, using 3-5 wallets simultaneously to buy and sell.

3⃣ Every time I see these wallets unloading $B2, I go in to buy. To avoid transaction failures and ensure low loss, I made the following settings:

🔸 Step One: Set the purchase slippage to within 1%, and enable MEV when placing orders;
🔸 Step Two: After wallet confirmation, refresh several times, and as soon as the token balance appears, sell immediately, ensuring that the slippage during sale is less than 2%;
🔸 Step Three: Ensure that MEV is enabled during the sale, then "swap"

🔔 I have tested both USDT and BNB, and the above methods have very low losses, especially when trading with BNB, which has the fastest speed and minimal wear. Due to the large trading volume of $B2, there are sometimes unexpected gains.