2026-01-14 20:59:45

The latest quarterly trading mining event has been launched, and all trading volume before the 15th will be included in the statistics. Some users have already刷了3万的交易量, with wear and tear costs around 12U. Based on the current market conditions, the stable income is approximately 0.3%, and basic operations can easily reach around 0.4%.

This time, the focus is on Swap operations for the USDT-USDC trading pair. The reward rule for the spinning wheel is that for every accumulated 10,000 in trading volume, you can participate in a spin wheel lottery. The higher the account level, the better the reward tier you can receive. If you want to participate safely, you can check your account level and plan your trading volume according to your risk tolerance.

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BrokenRugs

· 01-17 09:18

Oh my, another hype game. This time, the cost control is pretty good.

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ClassicDumpster

· 01-17 03:48

A 4% return sounds good, but is a wear cost of 12U really worth it? I'm a bit hesitant. My buddy with a 30,000 trading volume is really impressive, but I don't know how much he can finally make. The spinning wheel is all about luck; even high levels don't necessarily guarantee good rewards. Low-level accounts participating in this might be a bit of a loss; better to wait and see.

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 01-16 05:00

40,000? Someone must be hyping it up. I just checked for two days and only reached 25,000.

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ParanoiaKing

· 01-14 21:28

A 4% return sounds good, but the fees need to be calculated clearly. Only earning 4% on 30,000 in trading volume feels not very meaningful. The roulette lottery game is back again, it's just a game of chance. Higher levels are indeed more advantageous; my small account probably only reaches that level. Must hurry before the 15th, or it will be wasted. This round of activity seems to have high participation; let's see if we can grab some good stuff. Stable return of 3%? Probably not even half of that after deductions.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 01-14 21:26

A 30% return? How long would it take to earn that? I guess it still depends on the level.

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zkNoob

· 01-14 21:26

A 4% return sounds good, but the wear and tear cost of 12U needs to be calculated clearly. A bit tempted, but I'll wait and see my account level first. Another spin wheel, this thing probably ends up making the big players earn all the profits. Push volume before the 15th, it feels like a game of cutting leeks again. Every 10,000 in trading volume, there's a lottery. The odds are really a bit suspicious. A stable 3% return sounds like a story, but how does it work in practice? Forget it, I'll be conservative and not chase after it. How big must the brain be to generate 30,000 in trading volume? Swap operations seem simple, but you need to watch out for slippage. This kind of activity always feels like there are traps, better to be cautious.

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RektHunter

· 01-14 21:26

A 30,000% return? The wear and tear are just too much to handle, buddy.

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ExpectationFarmer

· 01-14 21:24

Wait, is the 30,000 to 34,000 profit really stable? It feels like we're still on the edge of exploiting the system and constantly testing the limits.

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MoneyBurner

· 01-14 21:13

A 4% return? Easy to say, but who will cover my slippage? A 30,000 trading volume only costs 12 USDT. I need to verify this number myself; it seems like no fee calculation involved. The higher the level, the better the rewards. Does that mean my crappy account is about to be liquidated again? For the spin wheel lottery, I bet 5 USDT and end up just thanking for participating. Regarding the USDT-USDC pair, what about the liquidity premium? Can someone clarify this first? A stable 3% return sounds comfortable, but can on-chain data be misleading? I just want to know if anyone has actually achieved that 4% return, don’t just talk without practice.

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