At their core, DTFs function as nothing more than highly volatile index trackers—they're products designed for traders who live and breathe market movements around the clock. The always-on nature of blockchain means these instruments cater exclusively to the hyper-active trading crowd.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 01-09 07:10
Basically, it's just something for those crazy people who watch the market 24/7. With such high volatility, who would dare to take it?
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 01-08 22:50
Only those who don't sleep for 24 hours can master this thing? I might as well go bankrupt.
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AllInDaddy
· 01-08 22:47
It just seems like a tool to scalp retail investors; making money by watching the market 24/7 is unlikely.
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OnlyUpOnly
· 01-08 22:47
Damn, isn't this just something designed to harvest retail investors?
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LiquidityHunter
· 01-08 22:45
Just saw this at 3 AM... The liquidity gap in DTF is indeed outrageous. Operating 24/7 has actually exposed arbitrage opportunities due to price differences. Data shows that slippage can expand to over 2.8% during abnormal volatility, which is a complete feast for bots.
At their core, DTFs function as nothing more than highly volatile index trackers—they're products designed for traders who live and breathe market movements around the clock. The always-on nature of blockchain means these instruments cater exclusively to the hyper-active trading crowd.