Airdrops are not a lottery, it's a business.
Many people rely on luck for airdrops, I rely on hedging.
Today, I'm talking about two trades that just closed, all locked in before the market opened.
1. EDGE: Dynamic snapshot, first save as respect
Binance's long position, hedged with a stop-loss, closed with a profit of $23,000.
Then I placed a short order of 0.78 at @aspecta_ai, waiting for settlement.
Why not trade before the market opens on CEX? The volatility is too high, I often 'pay' the project parties.
Now the main battlefield is ASP, the depth is sufficient—WhaleMarket can break through with tens of thousands of dollars, ASP can take M-level orders, which can accommodate my size.
For the EDGE project, the dynamic snapshot means I don’t even know how many coins I have in the end.
Then it's simple: if you don't know how much, just protect the profit first. Place a short order, the price fluctuations have nothing to do with me, just wait for the TGE delivery.
2. Based: Unexpected joy, still trapped
@BasedOneX This, I basically didn't spend much effort on; I purely did it as a hedge against the egg master.
@StandX_Official's logic is very simple: I don't see any innovation from Aster, but the egg master's dusd application is indeed effective. What they are doing is CEX-level liquidity—order book points, treasury mechanisms, all designed around liquidity.
It's considered a presence of 'what others don’t have' in the Binance nurturing system.
But I really didn't expect that doing hedging in the $HYPE system could give me so many airdrops.
Calculating at the pre-ASP price of 0.8, this transaction is over 30,000 dollars.
I know I have coins, the Base project has a big vision and has given out a lot of airdrops to the community.
The selling pressure will definitely have to be digested.
So the strategy is the same: short before the market, deliver 2 hours after TGE, protect the profit.
Principle of wearing a condom
How big a size, wear how big a condom. Otherwise, it’s easy to slip.
Recently, I've been a bit more cautious.
Unless there are particularly good opportunities, otherwise I know how many coins I have before making moves.
EDGE has been at the forefront for a long time, Based is an unexpected joy.
March 31, two projects have their TGE on the same day, delivering together.
An Easter egg
Many people send out ads for EDGE and Based, but I didn't get any.
Advertisers actually like me a lot, often—
I paid for the promotion.
It's not the project team giving me money; it's me giving money to the project team.
I'm used to it.