I have done LP on PCS, and you say I don't understand the pool, I don't know what you think. Currently, the USDT ZKJ pool on PCS is around 27 million USD, the USDC ZKJ pool is around 5 million, and there is also the BNB ZKJ pool. These three major pools combined are around 35 million, and it can be said that ZKJ is the most stable currency in the Alpha activities, with a daily trading volume of 6 billion; there is nothing more stable than it. As for the ZKJ Koge pool, it is currently around 9 million, but do you know how dangerous this pool is?

A method for earning alpha points that I've recently heard about, warning everyone to avoid it. Using zkj to exchange for koge in the wallet, then exchanging koge back to zkj, can double your points. I saw this somewhere else, and I'm warning everyone not to use this method.
Every time we trade pairs like usdt and zkj, our orders enter the liquidity pool of the pcs platform, which is the largest and safest. If you trade zkj and koge, which liquidity pool can provide this trading pair? Although there might be a pool, it could be very shallow, with the total value of tokens inside only a few tens of thousands. Even if your order is a few thousand USDT, it can cause severe fluctuations, leading to significant losses. In fact, when we trade zkj, it's the same. If you choose an unknown platform's pool, a small pool can also lead to large losses. It's best to choose the largest pool, deeper pools carry less risk. #ALPHA🔥