2026-01-11 12:29:09

Check out how the liquidity mining game rules work? Providing liquidity for a small project can yield vastly different returns.

A big player invests $80,000, and they don’t even operate just one account simultaneously. Honestly, I have to admire that. Ordinary LPs are happy with a 5% annualized return, but they start at 20%, and the gap in between is huge.

It’s not that higher returns are always better, but the differences reflect something worth pondering—who is really making money in DeFi, and which rules are more friendly to them? Ambitious players can observe and see how others are strategizing.

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MissingSats

· 01-11 12:58

This is the truth of DeFi: big players use multiple accounts to layer, and we're still counting 5%... No matter how fair the rules are written, they can't compete with the size of their capital.

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PensionDestroyer

· 01-11 12:53

Over $80,000 multi-account simultaneous investment, this is the game rule. If you can't afford to play, don't play.

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StakeHouseDirector

· 01-11 12:53

Large accounts harvesting profits from multiple accounts, and we're still calculating a 5% annualized return. This game rule is just so heartbreaking.

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