2026-01-16 01:54:11

Who is an expert in perpetual contracts? This guy definitely has some skills.

Recently, all the chat groups have been talking about how he was trading spreads on a certain leading perpetual DEX. The cost to break even was over 300,000, but in the end, he turned it around and made 25,000. Such trading skills are definitely not something just anyone can replicate.

It seems that when it comes to trading, the difference between professional and amateur is quite significant.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 01-19 01:50

Bro, your operation is really amazing. Turning a 30,000 cost into 25,000 is impressive. I really can't learn this as a rookie. --- That's why I'm always a rookie; others make money while I'm just here watching the story unfold. --- No hype, no blackening. This guy really has skills. If it were me, I would have been liquidated eight hundred times already. --- Perpetual trading is like this: the amateurs die quickly, the pros make huge profits. The gap is really not a small one. --- Turning 30,000 to break even and still making 25,000? This guy must be a trading robot, I truly admire him. --- Every day I hear people say they can trade, but only cases like this really make me believe. The rest are just talk.

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LeekCutter

· 01-19 00:43

Wow, 30,000 cost to turn the tables and make 25,000? This guy is amazing.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 01-18 09:11

The cost to break even with 3 W's and still make 25,000 profit—this guy is really tough. I need to learn from him.

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GasGuru

· 01-16 02:24

3w cost turned into 2.5w, this guy definitely has some skills, but I still think luck plays a big role.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-16 02:20

Wow, a 30,000 cost and flipping to make 25,000? This guy is really ruthless, I need to learn from him.

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GasFeePhobia

· 01-16 02:12

Can breaking even at a cost of 30,000 still turn into 25,000? This guy is really ruthless. I, as a small retail investor, simply can't play at this level.

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BlockchainFoodie

· 01-16 02:10

ngl this reminds me of a perfectly executed farm-to-fork arbitrage... dude basically seasoned a losing position into a michelin-worthy comeback lol

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HodlVeteran

· 01-16 02:04

Bro, watching this move of yours makes my legs weak. A 30,000-dollar pit that can still be climbed out of—how many years of skin must have been toughened to do that... I was also severely亏损 back then, and the only difference was perhaps a bit less obsession about it.

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