被迫暴富2025
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Since yesterday, I've seen many people discussing whether this Binance Alpha coin from OKX is worth getting into. I just spent a few minutes researching it.
For seasoned DeFi users, this isn't just a simple function. To be precise, it’s essentially a rebranded version of the LP pool addition feature from @PancakeSwap, wrapped in a new shell by OKX, making it more intuitive, improving the user experience, and making it more convenient for mobile operations.
Recently, @BinanceWallet's straightforward maneuver has indeed troubled other CEXs, and OKX's development of this product to boost daily active Alpha users shows they are really trying hard.
Let's get to the conclusion:
1. This strategy is most suitable for a range that is continuously oscillating; otherwise, you might either sell your coins too early, resulting in smaller returns than holding, or you might get a bit of a coin and lose more. It only makes profit if it keeps oscillating within the small range you've set for a longer time.
2. Don’t just look at the high APR; some coins can bring disaster to you if you are too eager to chase them, especially VC's new coins.
3. Choose those that have been running the longest, have the largest and most stable pools, or have the highest potential for future secondary market movements – I’ll explain the reasons later.
4. If you’re worried about the coins you hold selling too low, you can buy some USDT to form a pair for trading, for example, I bought a part of $B this morning to trade.
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Currently, I only dare to invest in 3 projects in this area:
1. $zkj
Reason: This team is genuinely wealthy, directly increasing the pool thickness to 23M, leading the pack, earning about $300,000 daily just from transaction fees. So they don’t really need any favorable news such as futures or spot trading; they can just maintain their position without much motivation to do harm.
2. $B
Reason: I specifically analyzed it in this morning's post. My mental preparation for buying into LP with USDT is that I will probably sell out of the range, essentially passively selling my goods.
I don’t know when $B will take off, but if it oscillates around this position for a bit longer, I can earn some extra returns.
But I won’t do LP with all my coins; if it truly breaks out of the range, I will sell everything off.
https://t.co/RSPfR65PTW
3. $B2
Reason: I’ve talked about this team before, they show very clear signs of support, indicating a strong determination to climb the Binance ladder. Based on historical data, coins that maintain sideways trading for a long time tend to be relatively stable.
I looked through the data, and currently, B2’s trading volume and number of traders should be quite stable, second only to $zkj.
Yesterday, the official launched Staking, and it is said that they will use the BNB raised from IDO to buy back B2, and then stake it, which can be seen as actively getting involved.
As for the others, either I’m not familiar with them, or they might need some time to stabilize; anyway, I’m currently not too willing to invest in them.
Additionally, I still have some coins I’m doing LP with on Pancake that have not been included in this OKX list, probably because they think the trading volume doesn’t match the larger ones above, like $SKYAI and $Siren. But actually, performing LP on Pancake has been relatively stable, with decent returns, and the pools are not shallow.
Interested friends can try it out for themselves.
For seasoned DeFi users, this isn't just a simple function. To be precise, it’s essentially a rebranded version of the LP pool addition feature from @PancakeSwap, wrapped in a new shell by OKX, making it more intuitive, improving the user experience, and making it more convenient for mobile operations.
Recently, @BinanceWallet's straightforward maneuver has indeed troubled other CEXs, and OKX's development of this product to boost daily active Alpha users shows they are really trying hard.
Let's get to the conclusion:
1. This strategy is most suitable for a range that is continuously oscillating; otherwise, you might either sell your coins too early, resulting in smaller returns than holding, or you might get a bit of a coin and lose more. It only makes profit if it keeps oscillating within the small range you've set for a longer time.
2. Don’t just look at the high APR; some coins can bring disaster to you if you are too eager to chase them, especially VC's new coins.
3. Choose those that have been running the longest, have the largest and most stable pools, or have the highest potential for future secondary market movements – I’ll explain the reasons later.
4. If you’re worried about the coins you hold selling too low, you can buy some USDT to form a pair for trading, for example, I bought a part of $B this morning to trade.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Currently, I only dare to invest in 3 projects in this area:
1. $zkj
Reason: This team is genuinely wealthy, directly increasing the pool thickness to 23M, leading the pack, earning about $300,000 daily just from transaction fees. So they don’t really need any favorable news such as futures or spot trading; they can just maintain their position without much motivation to do harm.
2. $B
Reason: I specifically analyzed it in this morning's post. My mental preparation for buying into LP with USDT is that I will probably sell out of the range, essentially passively selling my goods.
I don’t know when $B will take off, but if it oscillates around this position for a bit longer, I can earn some extra returns.
But I won’t do LP with all my coins; if it truly breaks out of the range, I will sell everything off.
https://t.co/RSPfR65PTW
3. $B2
Reason: I’ve talked about this team before, they show very clear signs of support, indicating a strong determination to climb the Binance ladder. Based on historical data, coins that maintain sideways trading for a long time tend to be relatively stable.
I looked through the data, and currently, B2’s trading volume and number of traders should be quite stable, second only to $zkj.
Yesterday, the official launched Staking, and it is said that they will use the BNB raised from IDO to buy back B2, and then stake it, which can be seen as actively getting involved.
As for the others, either I’m not familiar with them, or they might need some time to stabilize; anyway, I’m currently not too willing to invest in them.
Additionally, I still have some coins I’m doing LP with on Pancake that have not been included in this OKX list, probably because they think the trading volume doesn’t match the larger ones above, like $SKYAI and $Siren. But actually, performing LP on Pancake has been relatively stable, with decent returns, and the pools are not shallow.
Interested friends can try it out for themselves.
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