#山寨季何时到来？
Collection of high-quality copycat contracts (with sorting)
"It is true that most copycats should be returned to zero. It is rare to screen out high-scoring ones, so please look at them and cherish them."
1. Why do we make this table?
Because most copycats have poor liquidity, your counterparty is often a market maker/big player. When you trade contracts with high face value (leverage x margin), you will become a liquidity acquirer. This is why some contract players find that the pins are reversed when they are inserted into themselves.
(Attachment: In the future, there will be a large number of unlocked tokens that have not yet been fully circulated in the market. The scores will be lowered in this article, and these VC coins will be made into a new table separately.)
2. How do we judge high-quality copycats?
a. The first thing should be the liquidity, liquidity and daily transaction volume, whether the transaction volume is average, and whether they like to insert pins with large amplitude.
b. Judging from the trend and amplitude of the K-line (daring to judge the "trading" behavior), whether it is suitable for copycat contracts is also the focus and core content of this article. (If the amplitude is too large, the K-line score will be low for those who like to insert pins)
3. Why should we use this table?
We should focus on altcoins with more mature market making and more abundant funds, rather than altcoins that only sell coins. The former deserves the market's attention, while the latter is only suitable for them to return to zero (such as the coin #W).
a. You should choose altcoins with higher scores to do contract trading, rather than those with lower scores.
b. I will score each altcoin based on liquidity and K-line, and calculate a score for your reference based on the comprehensive score
(The score judgment is subjective and does not mean that I am optimistic about the future prospects of the token, DYOR)
4. I want to open an altcoin with poor liquidity, what should I do?
For altcoins with good liquidity such as BTC ETH SOL, your face value (leverage x margin) capacity is very high, and even orders with face value of over 10 million US dollars will not become the target of "dog dealers". Because if you want to affect the large fluctuations of BTC ETH SOL, you need a huge amount of funds.
Or do a simple calculation and open an order based on 0.1% of the daily contract trading volume of the copycat and 1% of the daily spot trading volume. This is almost the upper limit of what you can open without touching the interests of the counterparty.
