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The first goal of arbitrage is to consistently achieve an annual return of 4-5% that outperforms the exchange🤣. Here’s a rundown of the methods I use to achieve this annual return:
1. OKX Pay with a limit of 10,000 USDT, annual return of 5%. OKX is offering payment subsidies, but I don't know when it will end.
2. Kraken Pro, with a savings rate of 4.25% for USDT. I personally use Kraken for withdrawals, so I will keep some USDT in there. This also serves to isolate from my trading account. Consider it a backup bullet in the most extreme case.

The first goal of arbitrage is to consistently achieve an annual return of 4-5% better than the exchange🤣. Here are some methods I've been using that can reach this annual return:
1. OKX Pay with a limit of 10,000 U, annual return of 5%. OKX is offering payment subsidies, but I don't know when this will end.
2. Kraken Pro, with a savings USDT interest of 4.5%. I personally use Kraken for withdrawals, so I will keep some U there. This also helps to isolate it from my trading account. Consider it a backup in the most extreme case.

In 2 months, the first arbitrage scenario was completed
Idea -> Write alarm -> Manually verify profit -> Dashboard + Manual trigger

A bold statement about DeFi AI: Do not attempt to manage assets we cannot afford to lose with AI that is not fully controllable until security has been verified.

1. As a heavy user of AI, my own feeling is - you can let AI help you do things, but you absolutely cannot fully trust it. Because you don’t know what strange problems may arise from hallucinations. However, asset management security and trust are all prerequisites.

2. I guess those so-called fully automated AI DeFi Bots have a high risk of being exploited by clever individuals. The security pitfalls of DeFi itself are already numerous, and adding this new 'black box' of AI further amplifies the risks!

3. The black box decision-making of AI makes risk control even more difficult. Although there are prompts, it is still very hard to achieve complete controllability. Decision black boxes, high leverage, uncontrollable chain reactions… just thinking about this combination is stimulating.

4. Of course, technology will always progress, and security issues may eventually be alleviated. But I guess this is likely to be driven by painful “tuition fees” over and over again. I hope that the ones paying the tuition are not you or me.

5. Decisions at the trading level are purely narrative and capital-driven, possibly unrelated to what has been mentioned above.

The above is purely a logical perspective and does not target any specific project.
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A bold statement about DeFi AI: Do not attempt to manage our irreplaceable assets with uncontrollable AI until security is validated.

1. As a heavy user of AI, my own feeling is — you can let AI help you do things, but you can never fully trust it. Because you don't know what strange issues may arise from hallucinations. However, asset management security and trust are the prerequisites.

2. I guess those so-called fully automated AI DeFi Bots have a high risk of being exploited by clever people. The security pitfalls of DeFi itself are already numerous, and adding this new 'black box' of AI further amplifies the risks!

3. The black box decision-making of AI makes risk control even more difficult; despite having prompts, it is still hard to achieve complete control. Decision black boxes, high leverage, uncontrollable chain reactions... just thinking about this combination is stimulating.

4. Of course, technology will always progress, and security issues may eventually ease. But I guess it will most likely rely on a series of painful “tuition fees” to drive this progress. I hope the ones paying the tuition are not you or me.

5. Decision-making at the trading level is purely narrative and capital-driven, which may not be related to what was mentioned above.

The above is purely a logical consideration and does not target any specific project.