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MY PERP DEX FOCUS LIST HIGH FOCUS These are the perps where I allocate the most capital and time, trading almost every day. My high-focus list is mostly made up of early protocols without a public points program. If these protocols launch points later, early activity should have the best upside. → First is @TxFlow_L1. An early RWA-focused perp protocol with around 8,100 traders. I’m expecting a points program around October–November, so this is the window to build activity before it goes live. TxFlow also runs frequent trading competitions with real prizes. With a properly structured delta-neutral strategy, these campaigns can make the activity close to free or even profitable when the rewards cover the trading costs. → Second is @entropyIO. Entropy is a HIP-3 perp deployer on Hyperliquid, focused on equities and pre-IPO markets. The interesting part is its pricing mechanism. Entropy uses a liquidity-weighted oracle that combines the local order book with external reference prices. The weight changes depending on executable market depth, which is especially important for assets that do not have a normal 24/7 spot market. It is still extremely early. The latest public tracker shows around 8.3K unique traders over 30 days and only a handful of live markets. I have no idea whether Entropy will launch a token. But if they introduce points later, early users should have a meaningful advantage. → Third is @QFEX. QFEX is TradFi-only. No crypto markets, no public points program and still a very early product. And it is already ranked #8 by open interest on DeFiLlama, with $221.86M in OI. QFEX is tracking retroactive activity, so getting in early matters. → The fourth is @get_truenorth. TrueNorth is a trading agent with one of the most successful calls around the disruption of giants like Anthropic and OpenAI. It is still super early, and retroactive activity will be taken into account. Right now, there are only two perps available through the agent: Hyperliquid and Ondo Perps. More perp venues should be integrated in the future. I mainly use the agent for my own strategies and to open positions on other perp DEXs. That way, I can build activity on TrueNorth while farming the perp DEX at the same time. Recently, TrueNorth ran a three-week competition together with Ondo Perps with $50,000 in prizes. Traders also made another $150,000 in PnL during the competition. That shows the advantage an agent like TrueNorth can give you. Not using an agent for trading is like digging a hole with a shovel when you could be using an excavator. MID FOCUS These are protocols where I trade less often and allocate a smaller part of my capital. The goal is mostly to maintain organic activity. → First is @tradexyz. It is currently the #1 perp venue in the TradFi sector. No public points program. No clear token signal. There were some community rumours about future rewards, but nothing concrete about the format or timing. So for now, I’m only maintaining organic activity there. → Next is @Poly_Perps. I’m not very active on Polymarket Perps, but I still keep some activity because of the company behind it. A valuation around $21B, major investors and the upcoming LeBron James partnership make it difficult to ignore. Polymarket Perps already has around 21,000 traders. I don’t expect a token in 2026 or early 2027. Maybe the second half of 2027 will be a better time to think about it. → Third is @variational_io. Some people may ask why Variational is only third in my Mid Focus list. The answer is simple: the later you enter a perp, the fewer points you can farm. The Variational points program ends in roughly a week and a half. At current farming efficiency, one point costs around $12 to farm, which is roughly 2x the current OTC value. I still maintain organic activity on Variational, but I see higher upside in earlier perps. And don’t forget about the upcoming Sybil filter. If you have a large farm, I would think twice before putting all your eggs in one basket. LOW FOCUS These are protocols I barely farm, but I still keep an eye on them. → First is @Lighter_xyz RH. There is already a Season 2 points program, with around 28,115 traders. You can ask: why wait if the longer I wait, the fewer points I can earn? Because more people will eventually understand the best way to farm it, competition will increase and the farm will become less efficient. Honestly, I don’t believe much in second seasons from perp DEXs. Name me one perp that distributed a second drop at the same level as the first one. → Next is @risextrade. I only have 300.5 points from the retroactive period after doing around $130,000 in volume. I’m barely farming RISEx now because I didn’t like the percentage distributed through the retroactive program or the overall points economics. This is where my perp activity is concentrated right now. Everything else is either a skip or simply not worth my time at the moment.
MY PERP DEX TIER LIST - Q3 2026 S TIER @variational_io @tradexyz @QFEX @get_truenorth A TIER @TxFlow_L1 @entropyIO @Lighter_xyz @Poly_Perps @risextrade WAIT TGE @hibachi_xyz @nadoHQ @pacifica_fi @meridiandotxyz @N1Chain @tradehotstuff @reya_xyz Wait TGE means I’m no longer active on these projects. I’m just waiting for the TGE. I didn’t farm points on @reya_xyz. I was earning badges on Voltz before the transition to Reya. This is my personal ranking of the projects I’m active on in Q3 2026. I skip everything else. I’ll explain later which projects I’m focusing on most right now and why. Which projects would you move between tiers?
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Again, not the API. 3 weeks of silence, and the team finally shipped one of the remaining items before the TGE: public mainnet. For traders it changes nothing, it's just another box ticked on the roadmap. But everyone was waiting for something else. The API. And as usual, the team delayed it again, like it has been doing all year. On Polymarket, the odds of a TGE this year dropped 24 points in the last month, from 92% to 68%. In their $VAR tokenomics post, the team listed 5 things to deliver before the TGE: > A new major partnership, the biggest one > Public mainnet > Swaps expansion > The trading API > Details on $VAR buybacks and token utility Only public mainnet is clearly done. Swaps are expanding, but it's not clear what the team counts as finished. There's 1.5 months left in the year, and the TGE itself still needs to be prepared. If at least 2 more of these ship this month, and I'd want them to be the big partnership and the API, I'd be confident in a TGE this year. If not, I wouldn't expect it.
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A Hyperliquid whale made about $105K shorting Nvidia on the CEO news, and was out before the US open. Jensen Huang admitted an affair on Sunday and Nvidia's board opened an independent investigation. US stocks were closed. Sunday evening ET, one wallet opened a 30,000 NVDA short ($5.44M) on Hyperliquid at an average of $181.33. It closed everything Monday morning at $177.81, around 6:40am ET, for roughly +$105K. Nasdaq then closed at $178.67, down 4.3% from Friday's $186.64. On Entropy, NVDA had already dropped from $187.5 to $181.2 in a single hour on Sunday. No opening bell needed. Nvidia reports earnings on Nov 17 after the close, and perps will be open the whole time.
After Jensen Huang admitted having an affair, a whale opened a 10x short on 30,000 $NVDA ($5.44M) on Hyperliquid. hypurrscan.io/address/0xc3ed…
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Where did the unpeg on ANT between Entropy and Binance come from? You can see ANT at ~1,850 on Entropy and Lighter and ~1,400 on Variational and Binance. Looks like a huge unpeg you can trade, and that the price has to converge. It doesn't work like that. Nobody knows the final share count yet, so every venue makes its own assumption and draws its own FDV price. tradeXYZ doesn't even use FDV, it quotes the real per-share price ($105.9), which honestly makes pre-IPO hard to trade. Entropy and Lighter assume one share count, Binance, MEXC and the other CEXs assume another. Put everything on a per-share basis and it's the same ~$106. The CEX side implies about 13.3B shares, close to the shares outstanding in the S-1/A. Entropy and Lighter imply about 17.4B, which is the fully diluted count with options, RSUs and notes. Variational is basically an aggregator. It has no order book and no clear rule of its own for the share count. Trades go through RFQ quotes from OLP, which hedges against existing liquidity, and it looks like it mostly leans on CEX prices. In practice its price sits right on Binance and the other CEXs. So there's no unpeg to trade, just two different share counts. And the fully diluted one, like on @entropyIO, is the more honest FDV, because it counts everyone who can own a share, not only today's holders. Also, ANTH OI on Entropy is now above $200M.
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Anthropic could list as soon as Nov 16. Nvidia reports earnings on Nov 17. @entropyIO just turned on cross margin for ANTH, NVDA, SNDK, NBIS and OAI, so a pre-IPO market and public stocks can now sit in one account on the same USDC balance. That matters for a week like this. You can hold ANTH into the IPO window and run it against NVDA into earnings, and profits on one leg count toward margin for the other. Just keep leverage sane, because the risks are higher too: a liquidation on one cross position can pull collateral from the rest. NVDA goes up to 25x and ANTH to 15x on Entropy. Hyperliquid OG users will feel at home with this. btw, Entropy's total OI is already $210M. Could we see half a billion by the new year?
Cross Margining has been enabled for the following pairs: $ANT, $OAI, $NBIS, $SNDK, $NVDA. More cross margining for io DEX assets is planned, and future margining updates will be announced as they occur.
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.@Galxe is shutting down, and it's personal for me. Honestly, I put so much time and effort into these quests and I hated doing them. But thanks to Galxe I got my first airdrop. I was farming a completely different project on Arbitrum, I don't even remember which one. Back then I thought, "God, who actually expects an Arbitrum airdrop when everyone is talking about it from every corner, they just won't have enough money, I'd better do Optimism quests instead" lol. That was my first life-changing moment in crypto, 2 years into the space. I can't even put into words what I felt. Thank you for that. An era is over.
Galxe is consolidating its team and brand under Gravity to accelerate the development and adoption of Gravity L1. Over the past five-plus years, we’ve helped pioneer Web3 questing and given projects new ways to connect with users and build communities. We’ve served 36 million users and supported more than 7,700 partner projects through campaigns, credentials, and loyalty programs, helping people discover new projects, contribute to their ecosystems, and earn recognition and rewards. We’re bringing that experience and the relationships built along the way into our work on Gravity. As part of this consolidation, we will wind down Galxe Quest, Galxe ID, Galxe Passport, and related services. Gravity will continue operating as usual, with no changes to the G token as part of this transition. Starting today, Spaces can no longer create new campaigns. New Galxe+ and Galxe Score subscriptions and Galxe Passport minting are also no longer available. December 5, 2026, will be the last day to participate in campaigns. No campaigns will remain active after that date. On December 15, 2026, campaign reward claims will close, and the entire Galxe website will switch to read-only mode. Please claim any outstanding campaign rewards before December 15. User assets remain safe, including Smart Savings balances, staked G that has not yet been withdrawn, and G tokens held in wallets on Gravity Alpha Mainnet. These assets will follow a separate claim process and timeline. We will publish the details and instructions in a follow-up announcement on our official X. Thank you to the users, builders, and partners who helped shape Galxe. We look forward to continuing to build with you on Gravity.
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A Hyperliquid whale made about $105K shorting Nvidia on the CEO news, and was out before the US open. Jensen Huang admitted an affair on Sunday and Nvidia's board opened an independent investigation. US stocks were closed. Sunday evening ET, one wallet opened a 30,000 NVDA short ($5.44M) on Hyperliquid at an average of $181.33. It closed everything Monday morning at $177.81, around 6:40am ET, for roughly +$105K. Nasdaq then closed at $178.67, down 4.3% from Friday's $186.64. On Entropy, NVDA had already dropped from $187.5 to $181.2 in a single hour on Sunday. No opening bell needed. Nvidia reports earnings on Nov 17 after the close, and perps will be open the whole time.
After Jensen Huang admitted having an affair, a whale opened a 10x short on 30,000 $NVDA ($5.44M) on Hyperliquid. hypurrscan.io/address/0xc3ed…
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.@entropyIO's OI doubled in just 6 days. Most of it comes from the huge interest in pre-IPO ANTH, with the Anthropic IPO expected as soon as November 16. ANTH alone is about $140M of Entropy's ~$170M total OI. My feed is full of posts saying Entropy has more ANTH OI than Binance. I made one myself when I first noticed it. But that's wrong, and here's why. Binance shows one side of each contract. Entropy shows both sides. So Binance's full OI on the same basis is about $180M, not $90M. Even the most popular tools everyone uses get this wrong. On perpdexlist, loris tools and vooi you'll see ANTH OI at $140M on Entropy vs $90M on Binance. It looks like Entropy is $50M ahead. It's not. DefiLlama converts every venue to one side, so the comparison is clean: Binance $91M Entropy $71M trade[XYZ] $36M Total ANTH OI across all venues is $235.5M on DefiLlama, or $471M counted both sides. Even the best-known platforms and tools can be wrong, so check how OI is counted before you compare venues.
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A lot of KOLs are posting about @entropyIO’s website update, Lite, the feed and “copy trading.” But there’s one distinction I keep seeing missed. This isn’t copy trading in the usual sense of subscribing to a trader and having a bot automatically mirror their entries and exits. The position shortcut opens a trade ticket for the same market and direction. You choose your size and confirm the trade yourself. It doesn’t automatically follow what that trader does next, and you’re entering at the current market price, not their original entry. When I posted my API findings and spotted copy_trading, I said I wouldn’t immediately interpret it as a full copy-trading bot. The feature being rolled out makes that distinction worth repeating. Entropy is first and foremost a trading terminal and a HIP-3 market deployer with its own markets, not a dedicated copy-trading tool. What’s interesting now is how much they’re building around that terminal: a social feed, news, following traders, different leaderboards, likes and comments. You can discover a trader, inspect their positions, follow their activity and open your own trade from the same interface, without switching between X, wallet trackers and a trading terminal. To me, the social side is the bigger development here, not the copy button itself.
Looks like a big @entropyIO update is coming soon. New things showed up in the API. Social features: news, following, watchlist and a feed with X posts. The feed tabs in the strings are For you, Activity, Markets, Research and Leaderboard. The most interesting part is copy trading. There are copy trading alerts, copied trades and skipped trades in the notification settings, and copy_trade shows up as an order source. It’s not clear yet what exactly this means, and I wouldn’t take it literally as a full copy trading bot. But it looks very interesting. Also, Entropy passed $2.2B in cumulative volume in just 2 months. Sign up through my invite link and get the max 100% discount on Entropy’s commission: [entropy.io/?r=devilon] Yesterday there was another batch of badges, and guess who got one? @punk2498_, top 1 on DeBank, who has sold almost none of his hyperliquid:native from the $15M airdrop and isn’t planning to sell $VAR either. Are you still not on Entropy?
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Maximum fee discount through my link: entropy.io/?r=devilon
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hit $500K volume on @QFEX before points. Only $52.64 spent on trading fees. I’ve been farming the project since July, so my account has zero maker fees and the lowest taker tier on eligible markets. That’s why the fee cost is so low. Spreads and slippage aren’t included, but I’ve been trading highly liquid pairs, so fees make up most of my costs. I mainly use US100 and US500: zero maker fees and the lowest taker tier on my account, plus 30x leverage, the highest currently available on QFEX. Hedge your position on TxFlow or Variational to reduce directional risk rather than leaving yourself exposed to the market. Reminder: 2 days left before the current Loss Refunds round ends. I’ve already done $100K in taker volume, and my PnL is -$100, so I’m hoping to be among the lucky 20% selected for a refund. Next week, Daily Auction takes over. I covered how it works in my previous QFEX post. QFEX gives me Variational vibes. I’m super bullish on the protocol and planning to hit $1M in total volume this month.
Last chance to take advantage of @QFEX Loss Refunds before the pause. This is the final week. Around 4 days left until the current round ends on November 9 at 00:00 UTC. The team says the program will pause for the next few weeks, but there’s no confirmed restart date. I wouldn’t take its return for granted. For comparison, Variational’s Loss Refunds ran for about 6 months before being discontinued. QFEX launched its program on September 22, so it will have been running for almost 7 weeks when this round ends. But rewards aren’t stopping completely. The Daily Auction campaign launches on November 9 at 14:00 UTC: > Prize pools start at $2,000 per round and grow with trading activity > Odd ranks within the top 20 win: #1, #3, #5, through #19 > Higher winning ranks receive a larger share > Register again for each round through the Rewards Hub Rounds open Monday through Thursday and close the following day at 14:00 UTC. So the incentives are changing, not disappearing. But if you want to trade while Loss Refunds are still available, this is the last round before the pause. My link gets you a 10% trading fee discount: qfex.com/@r7701d09 We’re still in Season 0, with both trading and social activity being tracked. I’m expecting Season 1 and public points very soon. And remember, retro points are the biggest.
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$500K gone from a Variational points OTC. The escrow wallet shown in the screenshots went from roughly $500K to almost zero. @Vargan0x X account is gone, and the Telegram group is inaccessible. Variational points are trading around $35 on OTC right now. If someone DMs you claiming they sold at $50 and sends you a link to an unfamiliar OTC group, don’t send them anything. That $50 screenshot is bait. Don’t use an unverified OTC just because its quoted price looks better. Check who controls the escrow before you trust it with your money.
did this vargan guy just full on rug
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What happens to your ANTH or OAI position if the IPO never happens? @entropyIO has specific rules for this, and they’re worth knowing if you’re holding either market long term. Each pre-IPO contract has a scheduled end two years after its announcement. If the company still hasn’t listed, it cash-settles at the trailing six-month TWAP of the mark price, not the last traded price. The operator can also announce early settlement if no listing is expected. In that case, the settlement price uses a 30-day TWAP of the mark. An acquisition has a separate rule: settlement at the confirmed acquisition valuation, with a 30-day mark TWAP fallback if that valuation can’t be confirmed. So “I’ll just hold until IPO” isn’t an unlimited timeline. Your exit can depend on months of average pricing rather than the price on the day the market closes. How does that compare? tradeXYZ: a significant IPO delay beyond the market-specific grace period can trigger settlement, using full-life TWAP by default, with exceptions. Lighter: delayed or withdrawn IPOs leave the market trading under pre-IPO rules. After an IPO, the contract is settled and delisted. Variational: reserves the right to delist and force-settle under adverse conditions, but its pre-IPO docs don’t specify a universal no-IPO deadline or settlement formula. For me, Entropy stands out for having a clearly defined no-IPO outcome while letting the market continue trading if the company does list. That makes it easier to plan a longer-term position, even though clearer settlement rules don’t guarantee a better exit price.
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$500K gone from a Variational points OTC. The escrow wallet shown in the screenshots went from roughly $500K to almost zero. @Vargan0x X account is gone, and the Telegram group is inaccessible. Variational points are trading around $35 on OTC right now. If someone DMs you claiming they sold at $50 and sends you a link to an unfamiliar OTC group, don’t send them anything. That $50 screenshot is bait. Don’t use an unverified OTC just because its quoted price looks better. Check who controls the escrow before you trust it with your money.
did this vargan guy just full on rug
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Last chance to take advantage of @QFEX Loss Refunds before the pause. This is the final week. Around 4 days left until the current round ends on November 9 at 00:00 UTC. The team says the program will pause for the next few weeks, but there’s no confirmed restart date. I wouldn’t take its return for granted. For comparison, Variational’s Loss Refunds ran for about 6 months before being discontinued. QFEX launched its program on September 22, so it will have been running for almost 7 weeks when this round ends. But rewards aren’t stopping completely. The Daily Auction campaign launches on November 9 at 14:00 UTC: > Prize pools start at $2,000 per round and grow with trading activity > Odd ranks within the top 20 win: #1, #3, #5, through #19 > Higher winning ranks receive a larger share > Register again for each round through the Rewards Hub Rounds open Monday through Thursday and close the following day at 14:00 UTC. So the incentives are changing, not disappearing. But if you want to trade while Loss Refunds are still available, this is the last round before the pause. My link gets you a 10% trading fee discount: qfex.com/@r7701d09 We’re still in Season 0, with both trading and social activity being tracked. I’m expecting Season 1 and public points very soon. And remember, retro points are the biggest.
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Last chance to take advantage of @QFEX Loss Refunds before the pause. This is the final week. Around 4 days left until the current round ends on November 9 at 00:00 UTC. The team says the program will pause for the next few weeks, but there’s no confirmed restart date. I wouldn’t take its return for granted. For comparison, Variational’s Loss Refunds ran for about 6 months before being discontinued. QFEX launched its program on September 22, so it will have been running for almost 7 weeks when this round ends. But rewards aren’t stopping completely. The Daily Auction campaign launches on November 9 at 14:00 UTC: > Prize pools start at $2,000 per round and grow with trading activity > Odd ranks within the top 20 win: #1, #3, #5, through #19 > Higher winning ranks receive a larger share > Register again for each round through the Rewards Hub Rounds open Monday through Thursday and close the following day at 14:00 UTC. So the incentives are changing, not disappearing. But if you want to trade while Loss Refunds are still available, this is the last round before the pause. My link gets you a 10% trading fee discount: qfex.com/@r7701d09 We’re still in Season 0, with both trading and social activity being tracked. I’m expecting Season 1 and public points very soon. And remember, retro points are the biggest.
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127 points in the latest @TxFlow_L1 drop. 1,262 in total. My current cost per point is $0.08. My earlier point-value calculation still holds under the same assumptions: $300M FDV, 25% for the airdrop and 70–85M total points gives roughly $0.88–1.07 per point. But getting points efficiently isn't just about pushing more volume. Position size, time in the market and the capital you keep on the platform all matter alongside volume. For example, compare two traders trading the same pairs and holding positions for the same amount of time. One does $200K in volume with $200 equity, while the other does $50K with $1,000 equity. The second trader will earn 5–6 times as many points despite doing much less volume. I’m not telling you to take on more risk by increasing your account equity. I’m just pointing out that higher equity earns significantly more points. That's what I'm focusing on this week: > Hold positions for 6–8 hours > Keep more equity on the account > Focus on position size, not just trading volume Rather than constantly opening and closing just to increase volume. Try applying these criteria this week and compare the next distribution with your previous results. I’m also looking forward to the @get_truenorth integration so I can automate my trading.
.@TxFlow_L1 has distributed its retro points and the points for week 2, so now we can do some math. Season 1 will last no longer than Q1, so let's take the maximum, the end of March. We don't know how many seasons there will be before the TGE. Let's assume the points campaign runs for a year, as usually happens. We also don't know the conditions of the next seasons, so let's use the data we have. 50 weeks of farming plus 2 weeks of break between seasons gives about 84M points. I calculated the points already distributed and the maximum points per week, but in the end there may be fewer, so let's take a range of roughly 70-85M. Early users were allocated around 13-16%, which isn't much. That's why I stopped farming RISEx. I'm staying on TxFlow because of the other advantages I've already described many times. The expected FDV is around $300M, though of course it all depends on market conditions, the development of the perp itself and much more. With 25% for the TGE drop, the estimated price per point is: 70M points: ~$1.07 85M points: ~$0.88 I have 1,123 points in total. As long as my cost per point stays under $0.1, I'll keep trading on this platform. One more thing. For my volume before the points program I got 260 points: I did only 100k volume in July. In week 2 I did the same 100k volume paired with QFEX and got only 67. That's the difference between trading before a points program and during it. 5% fee discount: app.txflow.com/r/TXDEVILON By the way, QFEX still has no points program, but it will be soon, so don't wait until it's running. 10% fee discount: qfex.com/@r7701d09 Also, TrueNorth is another project at an early stage, before points. They added TxFlow to the UI and then removed it, but soon we'll see the full integration. 10% subscription discount: app.truenorth.xyz/ref/DEVILN After that I hope they add QFEX, and then you can farm 3 projects at once.
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127 points in the latest @TxFlow_L1 drop. 1,262 in total. My current cost per point is $0.08. My earlier point-value calculation still holds under the same assumptions: $300M FDV, 25% for the airdrop and 70–85M total points gives roughly $0.88–1.07 per point. But getting points efficiently isn't just about pushing more volume. Position size, time in the market and the capital you keep on the platform all matter alongside volume. For example, compare two traders trading the same pairs and holding positions for the same amount of time. One does $200K in volume with $200 equity, while the other does $50K with $1,000 equity. The second trader will earn 5–6 times as many points despite doing much less volume. I’m not telling you to take on more risk by increasing your account equity. I’m just pointing out that higher equity earns significantly more points. That's what I'm focusing on this week: > Hold positions for 6–8 hours > Keep more equity on the account > Focus on position size, not just trading volume Rather than constantly opening and closing just to increase volume. Try applying these criteria this week and compare the next distribution with your previous results. I’m also looking forward to the @get_truenorth integration so I can automate my trading.
.@TxFlow_L1 has distributed its retro points and the points for week 2, so now we can do some math. Season 1 will last no longer than Q1, so let's take the maximum, the end of March. We don't know how many seasons there will be before the TGE. Let's assume the points campaign runs for a year, as usually happens. We also don't know the conditions of the next seasons, so let's use the data we have. 50 weeks of farming plus 2 weeks of break between seasons gives about 84M points. I calculated the points already distributed and the maximum points per week, but in the end there may be fewer, so let's take a range of roughly 70-85M. Early users were allocated around 13-16%, which isn't much. That's why I stopped farming RISEx. I'm staying on TxFlow because of the other advantages I've already described many times. The expected FDV is around $300M, though of course it all depends on market conditions, the development of the perp itself and much more. With 25% for the TGE drop, the estimated price per point is: 70M points: ~$1.07 85M points: ~$0.88 I have 1,123 points in total. As long as my cost per point stays under $0.1, I'll keep trading on this platform. One more thing. For my volume before the points program I got 260 points: I did only 100k volume in July. In week 2 I did the same 100k volume paired with QFEX and got only 67. That's the difference between trading before a points program and during it. 5% fee discount: app.txflow.com/r/TXDEVILON By the way, QFEX still has no points program, but it will be soon, so don't wait until it's running. 10% fee discount: qfex.com/@r7701d09 Also, TrueNorth is another project at an early stage, before points. They added TxFlow to the UI and then removed it, but soon we'll see the full integration. 10% subscription discount: app.truenorth.xyz/ref/DEVILN After that I hope they add QFEX, and then you can farm 3 projects at once.
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