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Don't trust AEVO. I participated in their airdrop, invested after the first epoch. Then in Discord they announced that participants would receive only 40% of AEVO token farming, but in the end they didn't even give that — I was credited only 23%. This is a scam. Don't believe them.
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Are you going to take some profits on USUAL in the pre-market? AEVO got listed, but there’s not much liquidity there for now
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That's true, but someone is buying them at that price, if not the creator)
There's no liquid market anywhere, including on аево
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The project promised too much: there was plenty of hype, but in reality—nothing. The coin never took off, started dumping already on the first day.
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yesterday I was doing the same thing, there the market price takes forever to catch up to the price in the order book
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Arbitrage might be your thing, but his is just shit)
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Ayevo is such trash. I clicked to close the deal three times until the prices lined up. It was throwing some errors, and while I refreshed the page the prices in the order book changed, but it was still showing the old ones; as a result I closed part of the short, and now I’m sitting in a long uncovered and waiting for an exit)
Arbitrage isn’t my thing
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Damn, in terms of satisfaction level, few things compare to having a base rate automatically credited to your exchange balance, like in Aevo. In this case it’s 5% from gov bonds, Blast also has 5%, in the case of Ethena on Mode — it will be 20%+ from funding farm.
That is, your $ are always farming a base rate while you use them for your own stuff, or just parked them.
I think this simple case shows the full beauty of programmable finance. In TradFi it’s impossible to wrap your bond and then trade any assets against it. I mean, there are probably setups where bonds can be used as collateral for leverage, but there’s definitely no elegant implementation there.
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Threw a limit order on Blast on Aevo for luck.
6 billion with 100+ projects waiting for mainnet VS a $20 billion Starknet with 5-7 looks like the deal of the century)
Liquidity on Aevo is low, basically nonexistent, maybe there are futures somewhere else?
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A decent short setup might shape up for TAO. The chart looks like BTC at the end of the last bull run)
I’ll wait for a possible breakout + retest, and if I’m not asleep I’ll take a hedge short on the currently open longs on all sorts of trash
Ah, forget it. There’s no liquidity on AEVO, maybe only for a fun size. No other perps found for this thing
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