2025-12-10 06:09:08

I was planning to engage in a simple arbitrage - the spot is short, the contract is long, and the money to eat some funding rate is enough for me to go downstairs to buy a Longjiang pig's foot rice. The result? This small profit is not our retail investor's turn at all.

Those quantitative robots are really outrageous. As long as there is such a small arbitrage space in the market, it will be grabbed for you in less than 0.1 seconds. If you place an order manually, people may have opened and closed positions for several rounds.

In the final analysis, this is equipment crushing. We are still using the mobile app to operate manually, and they are already working on the automated assembly line. The market efficiency is getting higher and higher, and the window of opportunity for ordinary people is getting narrower and narrower. Now looking at a target like $HEMI, do you want to rely on traditional ideas to pick up leaks? It's basically impossible.

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GreenCandleCollector

· 2025-12-12 17:58

Haha, that's why I gave up arbitrage now. Robots have long shattered the livelihood. Really, it was gone in less than 0.1 seconds. Our reaction speed is just a joke. Still trying to manually pick up bargains now is just competing with algorithm robots in speed, pure self-torture. Instead of staring at the market every day and getting exploited, it's better to change your approach and save some trouble. The days of earning some fee rate from contracts are over. We need to think of other ways out, everyone.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 2025-12-10 06:38

Haha, it's really amazing, I also tried this routine, but I was picked up by the robot The robots are outrageous, we are still doing arithmetic, and they have placed orders to close positions several times Instead of fighting for speed with quantification, it is better to directly lie down and equal airdrops Now what this market leaves for retail investors is to take over Pick up leaks? Dreaming, the program has already been picked up for you Instead of struggling to arbitrage, it is better to take a look at the currency to avoid being cut To be honest, the gap is not a star and a half, and there is nothing to play at all My suggestion, don't go head-to-head with the machine, find other ideas

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AirdropHustler

· 2025-12-10 06:35

Laughing to death, just to buy a pig's foot rice and leave it here to dream, the robot has already drunk the soup --- The contract fee is really, not enough to be cut leeks --- 0.1 seconds? The millisecond level is gone, and we can't play this game at all --- Now you still want to make rice money by arbitrage? It's better to direct airdrop hair --- The robot is so fierce, ordinary people should be honest and honest, don't bother with this --- The equipment is not a dimension at all, and retail investors have to recognize the reality --- $HEMI and other targets have long been eaten and wiped clean, and I want to pick up leaks, wash and sleep --- The funding rate is a trap that makes you think that you have a chance to be locked by robots long ago --- These days, even leeks have to be queued, and robots have the highest priority --- Forget it, instead of engaging in arbitrage, it is better to find someone who can airdrop, and real money is more real

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BlockchainNewbie

· 2025-12-10 06:30

Haha, I remember that I did this last week, and the robot has already finished the soup before I hit the confirmation button with my finger Really, now retail investors are here to accompany us, and we have no reaction time at all for millisecond-level operations of people's algorithms Instead of chasing this kind of small profit, it is better to study targets with actual narratives such as $HEMI, and at least bet on a direction

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SellTheBounce

· 2025-12-10 06:10

Another dream of being eaten by a robot. To be honest, do you still want to rely on arbitrage to win these days? It has long been outdated, and the market has been quantitatively divided. Retail investors can't even drink soup.

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