Remember those days of arbitrage? Many people probably made their first pot of gold by exploiting price differences across exchanges. Back then, you had to hold multiple accounts to keep up with the market rhythm—long on one exchange, short on another. The strategies weren't complicated, but they really made money.
How many accounts did you open back then? How many are still active now? Honestly, many people probably haven't used their trading accounts more than once or twice a month. From high-frequency traders who traded multiple times daily to now only checking the market occasionally—this is a true reflection of the crypto market's transition from a frenzy to maturity.
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WagmiAnon
· 15h ago
Arbitrage times really felt like lying down and counting money... Now I think opening an account once a month is too frequent.
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Blockblind
· 15h ago
I started five or six accounts back then, now only two can still log in, I’ve already forgotten the passwords for the others haha
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LiquidationWatcher
· 15h ago
Oh no, I had opened seven or eight accounts back then, now I only remember two or three passwords haha
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 15h ago
Oh no, I opened seven or eight accounts back then, and now they're all inactive. Only one is still in use. Honestly, it's a bit sad.
Remember those days of arbitrage? Many people probably made their first pot of gold by exploiting price differences across exchanges. Back then, you had to hold multiple accounts to keep up with the market rhythm—long on one exchange, short on another. The strategies weren't complicated, but they really made money.
How many accounts did you open back then? How many are still active now? Honestly, many people probably haven't used their trading accounts more than once or twice a month. From high-frequency traders who traded multiple times daily to now only checking the market occasionally—this is a true reflection of the crypto market's transition from a frenzy to maturity.