Last night, I almost graduated with ZKJ and KOGE... A bunch of people in the group were talking about a flash crash, and the pool withdrawal and selling directly left people stunned. Many brothers didn't even have the chance to stop loss and directly exited with a blood loss.

To be honest, brushing Alpha in this market is really difficult. It's uncertain whether you can make a profit; just avoiding stepping on a landmine is already pretty good.

This morning, I still couldn't resist and tried $Seraph. The result was unexpectedly smooth:

I put in over 60,000 dollars, and I hardly felt any slippage; there was basically no loss, and instead, I happened to catch a small increase, making a profit of over ten dollars, treating myself to a cup of coffee.

The reason I chose $Seraph is that I specifically checked the Binance Alpha leaderboard last night and found that its trading volume has been ranking high these days, with very stable liquidity.

Cost control is pretty good, with slippage controlled around 0.1%, and the fees are reasonable, so I’m not afraid of losing money on fees when trading in large amounts.

What reassures me the most is that Seraph officially locked the LP, and the amount and safety period of the locked funds are publicly transparent on the chain, with data available for checking at any time, essentially locking down the withdrawal risk.

In the current Alpha, what matters is actually the sense of security. Losses are acceptable, but what’s scary is the sudden projects that run away and clear everything.

Currently, $Seraph at least feels relatively stable in terms of risk control and security.