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What do you think is the best way to improve trust in web3?
Trust is a very big thing within the crypto and web3 ecosystem, I dare say the biggest part of the ecosystem. Crypto users rely on trust, trust in bridges, rollups or even dApps, and this can be very risky sometimes if we're being honest.
Like with my last post, I have a theory and while this might sound cliche, I think a solution would just be making ZK proofs easy fast and cheap for any project to use.
Now I'm not saying this is a new idea, I'm sure there are people or teams out there already doing something like this, or even projects out there already offering something similar, I remember reading about PROVE and I know they offer something similar, but I'm not sure how many people use this, or if it's even wildly used at the moment, so take this post with a pinch of salt.
Like with my last post, I have a theory and while this might sound cliche, I think a solution would just be making ZK proofs easy fast and cheap for any project to use.
Now I'm not saying this is a new idea, I'm sure there are people or teams out there already doing something like this, or even projects out there already offering something similar, I remember reading about PROVE and I know they offer something similar, but I'm not sure how many people use this, or if it's even wildly used at the moment, so take this post with a pinch of salt.
I think anyone that's really into memecoins or any kind of high volatility trading would agree that we need alternatives to traditional perpetual platforms that liquidate your positions immediately when the market turns.
What I can think of off the top of my mind is a system that offers like a "no liquidation leverage" and maybe there's a cap to how far you can push it. Giving us more control and less fear.
Now this might sound similar to what you have heard before, and that's be because it probably is, I remember reading something like this, but I can't remember its name or even what it offers correctly, so if you do know it, I'd appreciate getting the name so I can research it properly this time.
What I can think of off the top of my mind is a system that offers like a "no liquidation leverage" and maybe there's a cap to how far you can push it. Giving us more control and less fear.
Now this might sound similar to what you have heard before, and that's be because it probably is, I remember reading something like this, but I can't remember its name or even what it offers correctly, so if you do know it, I'd appreciate getting the name so I can research it properly this time.
Trading has always been something that people viewed as difficult, at least that's what I thought when I started, but I like the fact that I see a lot more people doing both now.
I don't have a specific number but in the little things you can have an idea of how much more people are into trading now. I remember seeing the post about the amount of teams that registered for the KCGI trading event, and all I could think of is how impressive it is that over 1500 teams each team consisting of different traders have signed up for something like that.
I might be making it more than it is, because I'm a big fan of trading in general, but I'm really glad trading is becoming more and more accessible.
I don't have a specific number but in the little things you can have an idea of how much more people are into trading now. I remember seeing the post about the amount of teams that registered for the KCGI trading event, and all I could think of is how impressive it is that over 1500 teams each team consisting of different traders have signed up for something like that.
I might be making it more than it is, because I'm a big fan of trading in general, but I'm really glad trading is becoming more and more accessible.
There's talks about the SEC preparing to drop its appeal against Ripple. I can't wait for that to happen, because we're definitely cooking after that. $XRP
I have a love hate relationship with XRP at this point.
I have a love hate relationship with XRP at this point.
Re: I did a test with bot trading to compare APY on different platforms.
Short term will not mean anything, but if you are using 100% exactly the same parameters and same bot, then you are going to get exactly the same result in all of these places on the long enough term.
There could be a small arbitrage at times, but that would be short term, keep doing that over course of months and years, and you should be getting nearly the same.
Sure something like 11.32% to 11.23% could happen, that's tiny, but over course of long term that may mean something to you.
I would highly suggest keep doing this for long term and see what the gap is, I bet that it won't be much. Binance seems low at the moment compared to others, I am sensing that will be either gone, or it would at least make more sense because it's used more.
For this test we used 90 days, and if I do another comparison, 90 days would be the bench mark. I do agree that the gap becomes more significant when you do it long term. There could be a small arbitrage at times, but that would be short term, keep doing that over course of months and years, and you should be getting nearly the same.
Sure something like 11.32% to 11.23% could happen, that's tiny, but over course of long term that may mean something to you.
I would highly suggest keep doing this for long term and see what the gap is, I bet that it won't be much. Binance seems low at the moment compared to others, I am sensing that will be either gone, or it would at least make more sense because it's used more.
So what is the goal of this thread? To let people know that bots are profitable or what?
You do not need to make another thread if what you want to discuss is about bot trading and the result, you can use this thread for it. Instead. We are seeing what you are posting.
As for me, I prefer manual trading.
You do not need to make another thread if what you want to discuss is about bot trading and the result, you can use this thread for it. Instead. We are seeing what you are posting.
As for me, I prefer manual trading.
I trade manually too (mostly FX but also Crypto) and to be fair I was a lot more comfortable using bots for Crypto trades. To answer your question the whole point of the thread is just to show that it is also an option and it worksjust as good on different platforms.
If you’re very used to trading with bots or even building them, you’d agree that the platform you intend to use them for rarely gives you “trading edge”
But recently, a few people I work with decided that we should plug a volatility breakout strategy into different platforms to test how important they are.
Initially we chose OKX and Binance (The ones they use) but I decided that we add Bitget’s API using their GetAgent AI (I’ve seen a couple threads about it).
Same strategy, same setup, over 90 days. APY results are in the SS below.
I might make another thread on why I think the results are how they are, and maybe another one on what I think about AI trading. But it all depends on how this one goes.
But recently, a few people I work with decided that we should plug a volatility breakout strategy into different platforms to test how important they are.
Initially we chose OKX and Binance (The ones they use) but I decided that we add Bitget’s API using their GetAgent AI (I’ve seen a couple threads about it).
Same strategy, same setup, over 90 days. APY results are in the SS below.
I might make another thread on why I think the results are how they are, and maybe another one on what I think about AI trading. But it all depends on how this one goes.
How did you create your bots and what was the parameters set, also how long did it take to create this result?. I'm thinking of exploring bot trading further and this could potentially make my decision.. no need for separate thread.. just do it here.
From your SS the APR on Bitget is slightly better than Binance and Okx.. any reason for that?.
For your other question, check Using Getagent to write quant trading strategies. Remember it's not something you should run into without properly understanding how it works.
I did a test with bot trading to compare APY on different platforms.
If you’re very used to trading with bots or even building them, you’d agree that the platform you intend to use them for rarely gives you “trading edge”
But recently, a few people I work with decided that we should plug a volatility breakout strategy into different platforms to test how important they are.
Initially we chose OKX and Binance (The ones they use) but I decided that we add Bitget’s API using their GetAgent AI (I’ve seen a couple threads about it).
Same strategy, same setup, over 90 days. APY results are in the SS below.
I might make another thread on why I think the results are how they are, and maybe another one on what I think about AI trading. But it all depends on how this one goes.
But recently, a few people I work with decided that we should plug a volatility breakout strategy into different platforms to test how important they are.
Initially we chose OKX and Binance (The ones they use) but I decided that we add Bitget’s API using their GetAgent AI (I’ve seen a couple threads about it).
Same strategy, same setup, over 90 days. APY results are in the SS below.
I might make another thread on why I think the results are how they are, and maybe another one on what I think about AI trading. But it all depends on how this one goes.
At the moment I’m mostly pro BTC and XRP just because I have a personal affinity for XRP. 
Maybe ETH too, but that’s a distant third.
Maybe ETH too, but that’s a distant third.
Like most people July always signifies the beginning of a new phase of the year, it kickstarts what a lot of people refer to as 'Phase two' or the 'second half of the year'. A lot of people usually take this time to reflect on their, decisions, activities, engagements etc of the last six months and try to make sense of all they've done.
I do the same with my trades, I use it to figure out, what I'm doing right, and where I might be wrong, especially in regards to the kind of trade I take. I also take it a step further by planning for the next six months, and although I still plan to trade (a whole lot) I'd be trying to limit it to flipping the price of fundamentals, so think BTC, ETH, XRP etc.
Most of my losses in the last six months came from trying to flip shitcoins, so I'd be limiting the amount of these I trade, except maybe during occasions trading events or competitions, that's like the only exception.
Really hoping for a profitable end to the year, fingers crossed
I do the same with my trades, I use it to figure out, what I'm doing right, and where I might be wrong, especially in regards to the kind of trade I take. I also take it a step further by planning for the next six months, and although I still plan to trade (a whole lot) I'd be trying to limit it to flipping the price of fundamentals, so think BTC, ETH, XRP etc.
Most of my losses in the last six months came from trying to flip shitcoins, so I'd be limiting the amount of these I trade, except maybe during occasions trading events or competitions, that's like the only exception.
Really hoping for a profitable end to the year, fingers crossed
It's a bit ironic, considering how many people depend on crypto for financial freedom, but the reality is, crypto is the epitome of uncertainty.
Very few things can be counted on, and to be fair it's part of the thrill of it, before I started to master FA and TA, I was practically gambling. The good thing is, I stuck with it and things are a lot more stable now. I still invest in projects when I can, but I mostly trade and flip crypto whatever the trend is.
Heck, I can even do trading competitions or dedicated events Personally, I think if you're in crypto you should learn to trade, this month I'm already trying to flip tokens for BGB, in their on chain event, and that's just one example.
Very few things can be counted on, and to be fair it's part of the thrill of it, before I started to master FA and TA, I was practically gambling. The good thing is, I stuck with it and things are a lot more stable now. I still invest in projects when I can, but I mostly trade and flip crypto whatever the trend is.
Heck, I can even do trading competitions or dedicated events Personally, I think if you're in crypto you should learn to trade, this month I'm already trying to flip tokens for BGB, in their on chain event, and that's just one example.
The frustrating part is you can do everything right, and still end up not being profitable, and this is from personal experience.
It's a lot better now though, I have a few fundamentals that I hold, and I just flip memecoins, stuff like onchain helps too, as it can help you aggregate projects with potential with its Bitget score. That's where a few of my big move projects were found.
It's the same approach I took for MEERCAT, and even Bunk which is on your list too. In the end, it's just about showing up and having the right strategy, with time it would balance out.
It's a lot better now though, I have a few fundamentals that I hold, and I just flip memecoins, stuff like onchain helps too, as it can help you aggregate projects with potential with its Bitget score. That's where a few of my big move projects were found.
It's the same approach I took for MEERCAT, and even Bunk which is on your list too. In the end, it's just about showing up and having the right strategy, with time it would balance out.
I recovered my old discord account today, and it brought back memories from 2020 when crypto and NFTs was still very crazy.
Those were times where I was doing basically nothing and making money off the calls from some of the groups and servers I was in.
It's a lot harder now, things are more exclusive now, and although if you're able to get in, they have amazing benefits. But yeah times have changed.
I don't want to directly mention the BGB holders group, I'd do it in the comments when someone here engages with it, or what do you think?
Remembering into those years or days when ICO investment was still on hype and there are tons of bounties and also same goes with those doublers or ponzis that been scattering around the market. Im even that fond of investing with that Hashocean investment wayback on having that kind of mining rentals and getting some daily revenue but ending up on being scammed. I do remember that those days on which its easy to make money with bounties on which you do just that simply input up your address on a google form then you are already that eligible on getting those tokens for free and the rate or chance for these tokens to get listed is higher in compared in todays odds or chance on which tons of scam projects ended up on not paying. Im not saying that all of those projects way back are legit but it is much more better when you are that talking or speaking about those tokens ended up on having some good value or you can literally make free money out of those free tokens.Those were times where I was doing basically nothing and making money off the calls from some of the groups and servers I was in.
It's a lot harder now, things are more exclusive now, and although if you're able to get in, they have amazing benefits. But yeah times have changed.
I don't want to directly mention the BGB holders group, I'd do it in the comments when someone here engages with it, or what do you think?
The time that some of my friends do make out some introduction into this forum on which this is the first time i have seen into those ICO threads or bounty threads on which this is the primary things that interest me on hovering myself on crypto space. It was a fun and entertaining journey but somewhat having tons of regrets that i didnt hold my coins specially Bitcoin and ETH on which those days on which you can literally be able to get free ETH on faucet too and with BNB on which remembering into those ICO price on which it is very cheap and now its very expensive.
The first time I heard about ICO and how it worked, I felt so overwhelmed lol. I wish I could back to that time with the information I have now.
You don't want to directly mention BGB huh? But you already mentioned it there, lol. Anyways, crypto is still crazy even up to now and in fact, it's craze have increased due to adoption and then there are lots of additions right now but unfortunately NFT's didn't catch its speed and it got left behind. Didn't new NFT's where that long. Phew, time flies so fast eh? You still can make money on your own.
You don't need groups but to answer your question if how did I get involved in crypto, I only come across it in some techno forum and then my friend also talk about it to me, so that's the time I did more research. Eventually I discover the forum through Google and that is how things got more serious.
Yeah, I didn't want it to come across like I was trying to shill, even though some comments have already accused me of that lol. You don't need groups but to answer your question if how did I get involved in crypto, I only come across it in some techno forum and then my friend also talk about it to me, so that's the time I did more research. Eventually I discover the forum through Google and that is how things got more serious.
I also heard about crypto for the first time from a friend, and if I remember correctly, it was FEG.
Now that I think about it, I'm not sure how I even decided to buy something like that.
I recovered my old discord account today, and it brought back memories from 2020 when crypto and NFTs was still very crazy.
Those were times where I was doing basically nothing and making money off the calls from some of the groups and servers I was in.
It's a lot harder now, things are more exclusive now, and although if you're able to get in, they have amazing benefits. But yeah times have changed.
I don't want to directly mention the BGB holders group, I'd do it in the comments when someone here engages with it, or what do you think?
Those were times where I was doing basically nothing and making money off the calls from some of the groups and servers I was in.
It's a lot harder now, things are more exclusive now, and although if you're able to get in, they have amazing benefits. But yeah times have changed.
I don't want to directly mention the BGB holders group, I'd do it in the comments when someone here engages with it, or what do you think?
Re: Ripple’s stablecoin, RLSD, has been getting a lot of attention lately.
Becoming the "future" of stables is a reach in my opinion, but I agree that it's getting a lot of attention, and I think it's mostly because of Ripple in the name.
I also think that many of us traders like options, if I open up Bitget for example to convert some of my SOL to stables, I like the idea of having multiple options.
I also think that many of us traders like options, if I open up Bitget for example to convert some of my SOL to stables, I like the idea of having multiple options.
Re: Are memecoins the short term answer for profits in this market?
I was reading your post and expecting you to show us the proof of what makes these projects you listed different as well as unique from others, and what cheat code you did to enter the trade so early making this massive ROI when it's not always easy.
I was surprised to see PAW did similar thing on bitget yesterday but was wondering how trader would easily get in so early to make this high ROI so quick.
I was surprised to see PAW did similar thing on bitget yesterday but was wondering how trader would easily get in so early to make this high ROI so quick.
So, I don't have a cheat code, the only thing I do is check for their score, the onchain feature ranks projects based on how well they might perform, and since they're memes, I just go with the score, and it looks accurate so far. Or maybe I'm just lucky, no one really knows what can happen with memes
Are memecoins the short term answer for profits in this market?
I've delayed writing this because I needed extra proof, but recently I've seen more projects do the same thing that projects like RFC did.
Think of projects like Remus, Agawa, and even Mutumbo they've done crazy moves recently, and apparently people that used the onchain feature on Bitget even got more ROI because they were in earlier.
A personal example is Dark, and although I didn't get a lot, it has listed on many top CEX, and if I sell for the current price, that would be more than 8000% ROI and I actually wish I got more. But sure I'd be trying this again, to confirm my theory, finger crossed.
Think of projects like Remus, Agawa, and even Mutumbo they've done crazy moves recently, and apparently people that used the onchain feature on Bitget even got more ROI because they were in earlier.
A personal example is Dark, and although I didn't get a lot, it has listed on many top CEX, and if I sell for the current price, that would be more than 8000% ROI and I actually wish I got more. But sure I'd be trying this again, to confirm my theory, finger crossed.
I want to assume that you trade crypto, and I'd like to know what you think about the relationship between trading FX and crypto, and if you think similar principles can be applied to both assets.
By this I mean if similar strats can be applied, especially because of crypto's record with volatility.
By this I mean if similar strats can be applied, especially because of crypto's record with volatility.