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last night before i slept, i tried a new strat to cover the weakness of my usual bid ask setup. i went with 20% spot sol only overlapped with 80% bid ask sol only using a wide -75% range.
i kinda love it already 😅 even if the token doesn’t dump that deep, this setup prints way more fees than normal bid ask while having way less risk than spot only.
big thanks to @bengsharksol for introducing me to this strat.
and now i’m thinking this strat could be adjustable depending on how strong the token feels, like :
15% spot + 85% bid ask
30% spot + 70% bid ask
i haven’t tested those yet, but next time i will.
but the most important thing never changed stay aware of the volume, know when to exit, don’t stay too long in the pool when liquidity dries up.
plus don’t be greedy, don’t rush, analyze first and stick to the plan.
gud fee tek @MeteoraAG
thank you for the alpha @MeteoraIDN & @met_lparmy ☄️



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@BitcoinMagazine Annndddd now it’s open to all kinds of loopholes to tax it as such, bearish 🤷♂️
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so, my personal outlook on market going into the new week.
large bid has opened on btc, very large imbalance. they haven't really tested the level yet. so either we open and immediately fly up, or we open futs bearish just to bounce off of this order
either way, we're looking in favor of optimists right now
$btc


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@ViT0ViT0ViT0 Market makers have heavy sell pressure that the buy backs can’t beat at the moment unfortunately
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Starting learning about LPing 2 days ago, I have a background trading options so I understand order flow and now I can be a market marker
Helllll yea
@met_lparmy thank you for providing a good resource to understand the lingo and how to use @MeteoraAG

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@crimexbt I would do but the speed and transparency that crypto in general provides makes it so much better especially with projects that do bug backs
Track their wallets when they do a buy back and pick your range
I just learnt about LP yesterday and it’s insanely good to me
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Precisely. Its honestly even more OP for the average person, since in the stock market theres no way for the average person to make fees off of order flow.
If anything, you would be benefiting from the spread.
I came from trading small cap stocks, and believe me, I would still be trading them constantly if I was able to have the same edge that Meteora provides.
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Side-by-side example of how Meteora DLMMs can be translated visually to the current chart you are looking at.
I forgot to mention that each bin functions as a LIMIT buy or sell order, and each are placed at a specific price point either below or above current price.
Again, I always highlight the importance of being able to almost "see" the meteora pool ON the chart.
If you are experienced, you already do this but it is especially important when first grasping the concept of LPing.
Once you are able to do this, LPing and deciding your range should be way more simple.
Following this, you should learn how to judge risk/reward, risk of Impermanent loss, and fee generation.
More content on that coming soon!
@met_lparmy @MeteoraAG
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So yes, going sol side/buy side is the same. And yes I do this 99% of the time.
It limits your risk because when you go one sided LP from the current price, you are not actively exposed as you have not bought any of the token. Your one sided lp acts as a bunch of buy orders if the token drops.
when you go two sided (setup liquidity to the upside), it requires you to deposit tokens in the pool. This requires you to purchase tokens.
By doing this, you are taking more risk if the token goes down.
Because think about it, you buy $200 of the token for the upside and have $200 in sol to the downside. If the token just drops from there, your $200 of token is instantly depreciating and not earning you any fees.
The only downside to going one sided with sol/going buy side only is that if the token appreciates, you won't gain anything. I don't see this as a downside,i never get fomo if a token is pumping.
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