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A while ago, Backpack and edgeX consecutively had two Perp projects TGE, which hurt everyone. Many friends have said they will never use PerpDex again. Perp itself is not a simple cross-platform hedging arbitrage or interaction farming track, and there aren't many people actively farming Perp, let alone those who do it well—it's a rare skill. Plus, with the current market conditions not being great, farming volume on Perp has little room for growth. After all, the points earned from farming come with costs; only when you can get zero-cost or even negative-cost points can you see some results in the Perp space. Regardless of the market cap after TGE, at least you won't get liquidated.
Yes, you really need to learn how to trade.
It's not about gambling, but about systematically learning to improve your win rate and make money. Recently, I’ve been working with some small group members, using models and integrating market information to learn and place trades. The fact that someone can turn an airdrop into such a profit is driven by market conditions. Today, when I was organizing private messages, I also advised several newcomers interested in learning about airdrops—it's not as easy as it seems to make money.
Last year, during a Binance event, I met a Chinese-speaking foreign guy. Their project is called Taco @TacoTradeX, a utility project, an AI trading assistant. It currently supports Hyperliquid, Binance, GRVT, Lighter, StandX, Apex, and other CEX/PerpDEX platforms. Recently, he told me they are integrating Variational, which will go live within a few weeks. He asked me to try out their newly launched TacoClaw, claiming it offers a zero-cost experience.
Taco currently has several features:
- Built-in trading function, connected to Hyperliquid;
- Deep research isn't really a necessity, honestly, I don't lack AI large models from various providers;
- Automated trading with AI traders and quant traders, allowing users to add exchanges and AI models via API;
- TacoClaw is a newly launched built-in automated trading AI assistant, which can be connected to a TG BOT to perform automated trading through Telegram.
TacoClaw is a personal AI trading assistant built on OpenClaw. It remembers all your trading history, learns your preferences, and theoretically, through practical trading memory, can become your personal trading assistant. Unlike configuring your own Lobster bot, TacoClaw already has a cloud-based OpenClaw installed and has learned Taco’s skills. You don’t need to set it up yourself—just register your own TG Bot via BotFather, connect it, and you can start experiencing TacoClaw. The barrier to entry is very low.
Here's how to activate TacoClaw:
1⃣ Image 2: Open it, click on TacoClaw at the top, enter the invitation code, and click Continue.
If you want to try it out, you can use my invitation code NAZARICK to get a $30 credit, allowing you to experience it for free for one month.
2⃣ Image 3: Then follow the steps to configure your TG Bot, which requires entering your TG Bot’s API and pairing code. After configuration, you can perform trading and research through TG chat.
Additionally, I only recommend using Taco as a tool for Perp in this market environment. Tool projects generally don’t have high expectations for TGE. Learning more skills and leveraging some tools to make money is the most important.