Can Perp-type projects be played, and will they be countered or exploited? I've been asked this question quite a few times. To be honest, my approach to earning tokens is a bit different from most people.
My core logic boils down to two points. First, the cost of points must be well-controlled—if you keep this in check, the risk of being exploited is basically nonexistent. Second, the alignment between the points cycle and the TGE launch timing expectations is crucial; when these two are synchronized, the certainty becomes strong enough.
Based on this approach, the four projects I am currently earning from are all quite promising in terms of certainty.
For example, a leading perpetual contract platform that consistently generates 100,000 points weekly. Considering a TGE cycle of about half a year, the monthly returns are quite clear. The key is that although many participate, the points earning pattern is transparent, and the costs are fixed. As long as you don't over-invest, you can cash out when the time comes.
Projects like these are worth participating in. It's not about getting rich overnight, but about strong and predictable certainty, so you don't have to worry every day about being exploited. Turning time into profit—this is a calculation worth making.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 22h ago
The core is cost control and cycle matching. If these two points are locked down, there is basically no chance for reverse farming. Stable output is the best booster.
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bridgeOops
· 01-09 19:04
This logic is indeed reliable, and I am also staking in this way. The key is not to be greedy; projects that produce stable output are truly much better than gambling.
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GmGnSleeper
· 01-09 11:32
This guy makes some sense; we really need to calculate the costs clearly.
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SatsStacking
· 01-07 07:51
Hmm, the logic is indeed clear, but it still depends on each person's risk tolerance.
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FarmHopper
· 01-07 07:41
The card cycle move is indeed brilliant; it's not something you can master with a gambler's mentality.
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RektRecorder
· 01-07 07:30
This guy's point is valid; the key is to lock in the costs and not think about getting rich overnight.
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CountdownToBroke
· 01-07 07:25
Well said, the key is not to be greedy, to do the math right, and not to endure what can't be endured.
Can Perp-type projects be played, and will they be countered or exploited? I've been asked this question quite a few times. To be honest, my approach to earning tokens is a bit different from most people.
My core logic boils down to two points. First, the cost of points must be well-controlled—if you keep this in check, the risk of being exploited is basically nonexistent. Second, the alignment between the points cycle and the TGE launch timing expectations is crucial; when these two are synchronized, the certainty becomes strong enough.
Based on this approach, the four projects I am currently earning from are all quite promising in terms of certainty.
For example, a leading perpetual contract platform that consistently generates 100,000 points weekly. Considering a TGE cycle of about half a year, the monthly returns are quite clear. The key is that although many participate, the points earning pattern is transparent, and the costs are fixed. As long as you don't over-invest, you can cash out when the time comes.
Projects like these are worth participating in. It's not about getting rich overnight, but about strong and predictable certainty, so you don't have to worry every day about being exploited. Turning time into profit—this is a calculation worth making.