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One of the best strategies you can employ during a bull market is a leverage spot strategy. This is a pretty basic lending/borrowing strategy you can use on AAVE, Fluid, Euler, and any other money markets. If you're bullish on ETH, you can start with ETH as collateral and borrow USDC. Your initial exposure is ↑ Long $ETH and ↓ Short USDC. You can then use your USDC to buy the dip on high conviction assets (for example, $BID). The final exposure is ↑ Long $ETH and ↓ Short USDC and ↑ Long $BID. If you're more conservative and want to accumulate more ETH, you can use the USDC to buy ETH and farm those ETH through @pendle_fi PTs or loop them to earn 10-30% yields via @eulerfinance or @Contango_xyz. If you hold a lot of $VIRTUAL, you can also borrow USDC with $VIRTUAL on @MoonwellDeFi and use that USDC however you want. This way, you remain long on your highest conviction asset (be it ETH or VIRTUAL) and unlock additional liquidity to play around with, allowing you to capture more gains during the run-up. The downside here is that if the market tanks, you could get liquidated if you're not careful. So make sure you don't take on too much leverage and always monitor your positions' health (LTV) at all times. My hope is that we get to see leverage/liquidation prevention agents soon that can help monitor and automate processes to save users from getting liquidated. At the very least, volatility and price prediction models are improving, and that's a good infrastructure for liquidation prevention agents to have to get ahead of high volatility or sharp moves in prices and close positions before a major dump (or pump) happens.

$DOGE Just a start !

I just asked $AIXBT what he thinks of $BID @CreatorBid I also asked for a price analysis while I'm at it

Besides $VIRTUAL, $BID, $AVA, and $KAITO… Don’t sleep on $HEU, still in a solid range 👀 MCP narrative might explode once @nansen_ai launches. You’re still early

🧵Bid New Project Comparison｜ $RIZZY vs $YUUKI First time eating meat, second time drinking soup, project returns have clearly declined, so participation now requires caution @CreatorBid $RIZZY oversubscribed 12.46 times with 1401 participants, FDV peak at 16M, now at 1.4M, running fast at 8M should be easy to exit Level: V1 (stake 2500 BID, cost $250) receive 1000+ RIZZY tokens (running fast at $360, currently $90) Level: V2 (stake 5000+ BID, cost $500) receive 3200 RIZZY tokens (running fast at $1108, currently $277) Level: V3 (stake 5000+ BID, cost $500) receive 9000 RIZZY tokens (running fast at $3200, currently $800) Level: V4 (stake 100000 BID, cost $10000) receive 28024 RIZZY tokens (running fast at $9692, currently $2423) $YUUKI oversubscribed 17.62 times with 1573 participants, peak at 3.55M, now at 1.16M, stabilized basically one minute after opening Level: V1 receive 708.86 YUUKI tokens (worth $50) Level: V2 receive 2234 YUUKI tokens (worth $145) Level: V3 receive 6417 YUUKI tokens (worth $412) Level: V4 receive 21590 YUUKI tokens (worth $1373) The above data is based on personal and network statistics 💡Reflection: 1⃣ Selling tokens will incur penalties, but it seems not as severe as Virtual; selling tokens at level 3 only drops to level 2, still eligible for new project participation. 2⃣ The first new project generally recoups costs in one wave, the upper limit for the second new project is not high, and the peak cannot be escaped, fluctuating around 1.2-1.6M, with returns of 10-30%. 3⃣ Comparing V1 and V4, V4's assets are 40 times that of V1, but the number of tokens obtained is only about 28 times, so low-tier accounts have the best cost-effectiveness, but there is an additional risk of capital occupation; regardless of the level, 0.1777 ETH must be staked. 4⃣ It seems there are two projects coming out next week, and it is expected that new projects will find it hard to produce significant returns. Currently, it’s all about one wave, liquidity extraction, and as it continues, returns will only decrease until they break.