When it comes to trading fee rates, many people haven't truly understood the core essence. Why study this specifically? Simply put, because too many only look at surface data and fail to realize how the market makers are operating behind the scenes. This is not nonsense; it's something you must learn.
First, you need to understand a key logic: the market maker's control over fee rates is essentially a dynamic fee rate compensation mechanism. This compensation is not fixed; it adjusts in real-time based on position data and the number of participants in each cycle. Once you grasp this pattern, you will have a direction in fighting back.
So, how to counter it? That’s the crucial part.
The first principle is simple—never hold on stubbornly. Stubbornly holding will definitely lead to liquidation; this is an iron law. The correct approach is to retain part of your position and use bots for grid trading. This is our liquidity compensation weapon, which can directly hedge against the negative fee rate siphoning effects.
The second is to quickly reduce your position to a safe level. At this point, you can consider doing a reverse grid to go long, further strengthening liquidity compensation. The specific operation should be flexibly adjusted based on your overall judgment.
The third and most critical point: the execution quality of the compensation mechanism directly determines whether you can walk away intact. This is not optional; it’s a decisive factor.
There is also a limitation that must be clarified—this method only applies to pure air coins. If the coin has fundamental support, do not use this, because stacking this mechanism will make the market maker’s defensive ability ridiculously strong.
One last thought: when encountering these kinds of妖币, instead of passively taking hits, it’s better to think about how to catch the妖. But this requires skill, and the road is still long.
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LowCapGemHunter
· 15h ago
That's right, fees are really a blind spot for most people. I’ve been through it several times before I realized that the dealer's dynamic compensation system is indeed cunning. I agree with the idea of grid trading hedging, but I feel that the execution quality is the most challenging part, and a small mistake can lead to total loss.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 15h ago
Basically, you need to learn to think in reverse and not always get caught being "cut" like a leek.
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 15h ago
Another detailed article about fee rate tricks, but in practice, it's not that simple. Are grid trading bots reliable?
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FlashLoanLord
· 15h ago
You're right, the fee structure is really a big pitfall; many people fall into it without understanding what's going on.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 15h ago
Data shows that this set of logic is riddled with flaws. Can the robot grid truly hedge negative fees? Have you tried it at historical lows? What was the result? I haven't checked hourly statistics. However, miners are consuming too much, and it will eventually collapse.
When it comes to trading fee rates, many people haven't truly understood the core essence. Why study this specifically? Simply put, because too many only look at surface data and fail to realize how the market makers are operating behind the scenes. This is not nonsense; it's something you must learn.
First, you need to understand a key logic: the market maker's control over fee rates is essentially a dynamic fee rate compensation mechanism. This compensation is not fixed; it adjusts in real-time based on position data and the number of participants in each cycle. Once you grasp this pattern, you will have a direction in fighting back.
So, how to counter it? That’s the crucial part.
The first principle is simple—never hold on stubbornly. Stubbornly holding will definitely lead to liquidation; this is an iron law. The correct approach is to retain part of your position and use bots for grid trading. This is our liquidity compensation weapon, which can directly hedge against the negative fee rate siphoning effects.
The second is to quickly reduce your position to a safe level. At this point, you can consider doing a reverse grid to go long, further strengthening liquidity compensation. The specific operation should be flexibly adjusted based on your overall judgment.
The third and most critical point: the execution quality of the compensation mechanism directly determines whether you can walk away intact. This is not optional; it’s a decisive factor.
There is also a limitation that must be clarified—this method only applies to pure air coins. If the coin has fundamental support, do not use this, because stacking this mechanism will make the market maker’s defensive ability ridiculously strong.
One last thought: when encountering these kinds of妖币, instead of passively taking hits, it’s better to think about how to catch the妖. But this requires skill, and the road is still long.