Don't worry about price fluctuations. With this type of trading protocol, your operation is very simple: set your target price, confirm the lock-in, and immediately receive the prepayment profit. When the price hits your set point, it automatically executes and follows your conditions. If the price doesn't reach that level, that's okay — the prepayment is still yours. This is a new way of trading on the blockchain.
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ForkTongue
· 12-20 03:54
This gameplay sounds pretty good, basically free prepayment?
Some value, finally no need to watch the market
You can get money even if the price hasn't reached, how does this logic work?
On-chain trading should be played like this, worry-free
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MetaMisery
· 12-19 23:39
Not bad, this set of logic has some substance; the prepayment yield part is indeed attractive.
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BearMarketBro
· 12-19 23:39
I've been using this setup for a while, and it's really good. But the key is whether the prepayment yield is worth it, don't get caught off guard by the fees.
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ContractTester
· 12-19 23:28
Isn't this just the trick of combining conditional orders with prepayment? Sounds good, but what about the details...
Wait, is the prepayment really free? There must be a catch.
I just want to know, how is that prepayment calculated when there's no transaction? Could there be hidden fees later?
This trick looks sweet, but I always feel something's off.
It's a new on-chain gameplay, right? What about risk assessment? Was it skipped?
Honestly, I'm a bit tempted, but I still need to see the specific contract terms before I dare to try.
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GasFeeVictim
· 12-19 23:25
Ha, isn't this just a combination of conditional orders + prepayment? Sounds good, but what about in practice...
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Who will bear the slippage risk with prepayment?
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Another dream of "earning passively," wake up.
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The logical loophole in smart contracts I fear the most is this kind of thing.
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Set a price automatically to execute? Do you guys consider gas fees?
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Looks good, but on-chain transactions are never that simple. Don't be fooled.
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Prepayment received, but what about the principal? How is this calculation done?
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It's easy to say, but has the slippage problem really been solved?
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Just listen, don't take it seriously. The market isn't that kind.
Don't worry about price fluctuations. With this type of trading protocol, your operation is very simple: set your target price, confirm the lock-in, and immediately receive the prepayment profit. When the price hits your set point, it automatically executes and follows your conditions. If the price doesn't reach that level, that's okay — the prepayment is still yours. This is a new way of trading on the blockchain.