I have always documented through practice; writing while doing is my habit.

From perpetual contracts to prediction markets, many ideas are accumulated intermittently. From observation, everyone writes a lot, but few actually engage and verify.

Especially in the area of yield farming, each person's approach seems like a case test. Some choose to keep it confidential (which is indeed a good strategy), while others prefer to share openly. Honestly, open sharing does increase competition.

Arbitrage strategies are especially like this—once more people see them, the arbitrage space is almost instantly eliminated.

But here’s an interesting paradox: even when opportunities are available, only a few truly understand and are willing to execute. So in the end, it’s still about who has stronger execution ability, who can quickly turn ideas into actual profits. Ideas themselves are not that scarce; what’s scarce is action.