2025-12-27 03:20:16

Traders have different opinions on this wave of market行情. Some are watching for the upward spike opportunities in LIGHT and GIGGLE, planning to short at the high points. Others take the opposite approach—waiting for 0G's spike to pull back before entering long positions, mainly aiming to profit from fee rate differentials through high-frequency trading. This kind of short-term technical-based trading strategy is common in the futures market, where participants look for coins that can fluctuate repeatedly to realize gains. Whether short or long, the core idea is to capture short-term price fluctuations for profit.

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MoonBoi42

· 15h ago

Poke here and poke there, still the same routine. Whoever is quicker wins the prize.

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MerkleDreamer

· 18h ago

The pin game is back, still the same old tricks, with bears and bulls fighting each other.

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IronHeadMiner

· 18h ago

Poking in and out, basically it's a game of who reacts faster. This kind of work with such a small difference in rates is too exhausting.

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VitalikFanboy42

· 18h ago

With such obvious pinning, does anyone still dare to chase? I think 99% are doomed to get liquidated.

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WalletDoomsDay

· 18h ago

This round of injection, LIGHT and GIGGLE really got stuck, why haven't the short positions at the high points exploded yet?

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LiquiditySurfer

· 19h ago

Oh dear, it's the same old trick again... jumping in and out, basically looking for surfing points in the waves. If LIGHT and GIGGLE guys could really keep pushing upward steadily, no one would be shorting anymore. I'm actually interested in the 0G fee arbitrage side; high-frequency trading on the spread is like bartenders mixing martinis—looks simple but actually depends entirely on quick hands. However, this kind of short-term volatility trading isn't very capital efficient; it's better to look for cryptocurrencies with genuine liquidity depth.

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RugDocScientist

· 19h ago

It's obvious enough that anyone can see the pin insertion, but the key is whether you can react accordingly. I can't quite figure out this 0G pullback.

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