The alpha activity page has added a financial product. By entering this financial product, you can see the size of the pool we are currently investing in, and you can also build your own LP pool to earn financial returns. However, building a pool comes with risks and is not recommended for beginners. When we click on these pools, we find that the largest pool is the USDT ZKJ pool, which has about 4,000,000. The second largest is the ZKJ KOGE pool with more than 20 million USDT. When we are brushing alpha points in our wallet, we must ensure that our orders enter larger pools. Once you enter an unknown pool, it is very easy to be trapped. Setting slippage and MEV effects is not very significant; if it’s going to trap you, it will still trap you. #ALPHA
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🔥
Today I saw someone at Binance Square saying that since the new tokens are all plummeting, wouldn't it be a sure win to short the contracts directly? They even cited a few successful examples from before and said that if Binance doesn't have contracts, then go short at other places that do, and look at the example, this is too brutal.
Right away, quickly clear all the scams; those are all traps for you. Only BNB and BTC are relatively resilient, even ETH isn't doing well. ETH dropped from 4000 points to 1400 points, which is a significant decline. When it drops, there's no bottom. I personally think SOL is still okay. As for other unknown ones, just be prepared for a 90% loss as soon as you enter. Many people will tell you not to do contracts. Holding spot is fine, but actually, most spot assets aren't reliable either. #BNB走势
Today there was a sharp decline, altcoins have plummeted even more without funding, take a look at tst, it's incredible, when you think a 90% drop is already very low, it can still drop another 90%. #TST还有希望吗
$TAO There's no money left in the market, my little bit of capital is being eyed by the main players, everything I do loses money, as soon as I enter the price goes the other way, after hitting the stop loss it continues to fall, what a joke.
Contracts are too difficult to handle. Is there anyone making money from contracts? Could you share your experience so that the novices can also grow along? #ETH
$SUI is actually a short sell, and there have been too many small investors trying to short it in the past few days, leading to speculative capital coming in to sell. At this position, the small retail investors have long since run away, and it's rare for anyone to hold on to it.