I am Nan Ke, an old investor who has been floating in the cryptocurrency world for many years. I don't understand K-lines or fundamentals; I only believe in one principle: when something new comes out, just go for it.
On the day Hemi's mainnet went live, everyone in the group was sharing links about 'charging the meme coins.' I looked, and things like 'tunnel' and zero slippage were too complicated for me to understand. But I understood one thing: where there is a bridge, the prices on both sides must be different.
I used the simplest method, keeping an eye on two pools: one is the new WBTC mining pool on Hemi, and the other is the BTC price on Binance.
Sure enough, the price on Hemi would occasionally be a bit lower. I immediately exchanged BTC on Binance for H-BTC through the official bridge and jumped into the Hemi pool. With low fees and no slippage, the amount I bought was almost unaffected. When the price leveled with the outside, I sold it off for withdrawal. This is how I kept flipping.
I don't understand any sophisticated arbitrage algorithms; I just rely on my quick hands, boldness, and the fact that Hemi tunnel doesn't charge me fees. While others lose everything on shitcoins, I rely on this "honest tunnel" to steadily harvest benefits every day.
In the end, I didn't get rich, but I found the most comfortable way to live in this circle: not betting on the hundredfold myth, but taking advantage of the early benefits of new chains, being a happy "tunnel hauler," and earning much more than working.
For us crypto traders, a hundredfold coin is someone else's myth; the transaction fees and slippage are our real daily losses. Find a reliable bridge, and you can steadily make money.
