2026-01-09 04:25:20

To earn profits from perpetual DEX trading, I have summarized three core strategies to share with everyone for reference. First and foremost—safety always comes first, followed by earning points. If I really can't find a way to profit from a project, I would rather give up than take unnecessary risks.

Method 1 is repeatedly trading mainstream coins to increase trading volume. This approach is quite conventional, but frankly, the profit margin is limited, and the points growth is slow.

Method 2 involves holding mainstream coins. It seems safe, but in reality, the returns are quite average, and the efficiency is not very high.

The fastest way to make money is Method 3—placing large orders with a single transaction. Whether using mainstream coins or small tokens, the key is to increase the order size. From my testing, this method results in significantly faster points growth. Of course, the premise is to control risks by choosing trading pairs with liquidity guarantees and not going all-in right away.

Overall, there is no silver bullet for earning profits through Perp trading. The key is to adapt strategies flexibly based on project characteristics. Safely and steadily earning profits is more worthwhile than blindly chasing high returns.

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liquidation_watcher

· 6h ago

Method three sounds really impressive, but I still think the risk part needs a question mark. Who can guarantee that the liquidity is truly sufficient?

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NervousFingers

· 01-10 09:45

Method three is indeed ruthless, but it really depends on the project's liquidity. If you're not careful, you'll end up being the bag holder.

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StealthDeployer

· 01-09 04:55

Method three is indeed powerful, but I feel that large orders also carry significant risks, and insufficient liquidity can also lead to being eaten away. --- Safety first is a good point; too many people go all-in and end up losing everything. --- There are really no shortcuts to points growth; it just takes time. --- Repeatedly刷量 of mainstream coins costs too much gas and doesn't seem cost-effective. --- The profit from a single large order is quick, but choosing the wrong trading pair can still lead to failure. --- This set of theories sounds good, but the key is whether the project itself has credibility. --- The method of holding positions is indeed useless; I've tried it and the results are just so-so. --- Perpetual yield farming is like this; sometimes it's better to just trade pairs and earn some spread. --- Risk control sounds good in theory, but in actual operation, it's easy to get carried away. --- Liquidity assurance is very important; otherwise, large orders can cause a dump.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 01-09 04:53

Method three is indeed stimulating, but I think it still depends on whether the project's liquidity is truly genuine; otherwise, a large order could just turn you into a bagholder.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 01-09 04:51

Method three sounds great, but in reality, it’s just greed leading to failure. Large orders are indeed fast, but the risks also soar exponentially.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-09 04:48

Method three is indeed powerful, but I regretted going all-in twice. It's better to honestly increase trading volume now.

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