2026-01-02 09:25:21

Recently, many people have been asking about how to play the arbitrage and profit-taking strategies in the Perps project, and which assets are worth paying attention to.

Honestly, this is not a simple question. Understanding the Perps track requires time to accumulate, and rushing into it can easily lead to pitfalls.

From industry observations, the derivatives market will still be an important support for the crypto ecosystem in 2026. The Perps track will not cool down; instead, it will continue to evolve. But how to choose projects and how to grasp the rhythm depends on your own risk tolerance and market sensitivity.

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 9h ago

Rushing into the game easily leads to pitfalls... Isn't this just talking about me, the professional negative alpha king and the author of the pitfalls guide?

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NervousFingers

· 9h ago

Trading perps still requires patience; you can't rush it. --- Always asking how to make quick profits, but in the end, the ones losing the fastest are these people. --- That's right, this is definitely not a get-rich-quick game; patience is needed. --- 2026, huh? Then I'll observe for a while before jumping in; it's not too late. --- You really need to be aware of your risk tolerance; don't just listen to others' hype. --- Derivatives are a deep pit; without some experience, it's easy to get cut. --- It seems everyone overestimates their market sensitivity. --- Don't rush to jump in; start with small amounts to test the waters and understand the patterns.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 10h ago

Rushing into the game is just giving away money. I used to play like that early on and ended up ruining accounts... Now I only test the waters with small amounts, and once I get a good feel for it, I'll increase my position.

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