When the market rallies, active traders capitalize. When prices tumble, some get rekt—this is old news.
But here’s something that changes the game: certain DEXes on Solana allow LPs to make money without betting on the direction.
Think about it, trading volume is the key. You don’t need to bet whether prices will go up or down; as long as there’s activity on-chain and trades happening, liquidity providers earn fees. No matter which way the market moves, trading pair fees are your profit.
That’s why many say that liquidity mining in the Solana ecosystem is actually the most practical way to make money—no prediction needed, just earn the spread.
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UncleWhale
· 20h ago
Wow, someone finally said it, this LP logic really works
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DaoTherapy
· 01-08 11:35
Really? LP is so lucrative? I thought I had to fight with the price, but it turns out earning fees is so hassle-free.
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OfflineNewbie
· 01-07 23:58
This logic sounds good, but I care more about how much the fees will be... Are those Solana DEXes really more cost-effective than Uni?
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NFTragedy
· 01-07 23:52
Relying on Solana LP is really much more comfortable than guessing ups and downs, just eat the transaction fees.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 01-07 23:43
Really? I've understood the LP logic a long time ago, it's just about earning trading fees... But honestly, impermanent loss is still a trap.
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WenMoon42
· 01-07 23:37
Oh wait, what about impermanent loss? It seems like something's missing...
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GameFiCritic
· 01-07 23:35
Liquidity mining is indeed an underestimated opportunity, but the key is to look at the actual data on slippage loss and impermanent loss—talking about it without betting on the direction is too idealistic.
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OvertimeSquid
· 01-07 23:34
That's a good point, but the real issue is that most LPs don't make much money at all; gas fees and slippage have long eaten up the profits.
When the market rallies, active traders capitalize. When prices tumble, some get rekt—this is old news.
But here’s something that changes the game: certain DEXes on Solana allow LPs to make money without betting on the direction.
Think about it, trading volume is the key. You don’t need to bet whether prices will go up or down; as long as there’s activity on-chain and trades happening, liquidity providers earn fees. No matter which way the market moves, trading pair fees are your profit.
That’s why many say that liquidity mining in the Solana ecosystem is actually the most practical way to make money—no prediction needed, just earn the spread.