A friend is now earning a steady $27 daily, and previously, Brother Sun from a certain DEX made an additional $600 over 20 days through a promotional activity. He decided to split 100,000 USDT into 8 accounts for operation, earning up to $216 a day, which covers his living expenses😂
Some people are still pondering whether those tokens will lose their peg or if prices will plunge after the event ends. I think there's no need to worry. Activities endorsed by top exchanges are backed by the platform, and if something really goes wrong, they will cover it. That's the consensus. The worst-case scenario is the price dropping to 0.995 at the end of the event. In that case, just take profits half a month early and exit.
Honestly, if exchanges later introduce annualized 10% yield activities to stabilize the coin price, the ecosystem will become even more vibrant. Risk and reward are inherently linked; it all depends on how you balance them.
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ArbitrageBot
· 12h ago
Splitting 100,000 USDT into 8 accounts, this move is a bit aggressive. Are they really treating earning crypto as their main profession?
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GoldDiggerDuck
· 12h ago
Wow, 216 a day? How detailed does it have to be? It feels like the risk stacking up is pretty scary too.
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PumpDetector
· 12h ago
nah this is just cope dressed up as strategy. seen this play before—split accounts, chase yields, assume the house always catches you. spoiler: sometimes it doesn't. but when it does? brutal. the "platform will bail us out" thing is how people end up bagholding at 0.001. read between the lines on that one tbh.
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DefiPlaybook
· 12h ago
Based on on-chain data, the APY for this type of multi-account arbitrage can indeed reach over 100% annually, but it is worth noting that the assumption of platform backing itself is a risk factor.
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SelfRugger
· 12h ago
Disassembling 8 accounts for over 200 a day, this approach is really slick, huh? But if a major exchange really has an incident, can the platform cover the losses? I’ve never heard of such a consensus.
A friend is now earning a steady $27 daily, and previously, Brother Sun from a certain DEX made an additional $600 over 20 days through a promotional activity. He decided to split 100,000 USDT into 8 accounts for operation, earning up to $216 a day, which covers his living expenses😂
Some people are still pondering whether those tokens will lose their peg or if prices will plunge after the event ends. I think there's no need to worry. Activities endorsed by top exchanges are backed by the platform, and if something really goes wrong, they will cover it. That's the consensus. The worst-case scenario is the price dropping to 0.995 at the end of the event. In that case, just take profits half a month early and exit.
Honestly, if exchanges later introduce annualized 10% yield activities to stabilize the coin price, the ecosystem will become even more vibrant. Risk and reward are inherently linked; it all depends on how you balance them.