Before Perp went mainstream, people who hyped it early got rich quick. Once the hype exploded, studios flooded in to farm Perp. As more people entered, the project made enough fees, then they launched the token and dumped it in waves—straight to yachts and models!
Though I rarely farm, I remember clearly—my earliest Arb run had 2,000 USDT capital. I bridged across, made two trades, bridged back. Then I bridged again once more. From just two bridge transactions, I received around 600k RMB in airdrops because it was too much hassle to bridge more.
Later with ENA, I deposited around 200k USDT, and ENA distributed over 100k USDT tokens to me—all within about a month.
Projects like this are becoming rarer now. Everyone's focused on how to kill studios and whales. So I'm wondering—for projects like Poly that everyone considers big farming opportunities, will they really still let everyone farm so easily and successfully?
Choosing farming opportunities is so important!
Before Perp went mainstream, people who hyped it early got rich quick. Once the hype exploded, studios flooded in to farm Perp. As more people entered, the project made enough fees, then they launched the token and dumped it in waves—straight to yachts and models!
Though I rarely farm, I remember clearly—my earliest Arb run had 2,000 USDT capital. I bridged across, made two trades, bridged back. Then I bridged again once more. From just two bridge transactions, I received around 600k RMB in airdrops because it was too much hassle to bridge more.
Later with ENA, I deposited around 200k USDT, and ENA distributed over 100k USDT tokens to me—all within about a month.
Projects like this are becoming rarer now. Everyone's focused on how to kill studios and whales. So I'm wondering—for projects like Poly that everyone considers big farming opportunities, will they really still let everyone farm so easily and successfully?