This week wrapped with 61 points earned through variational strategies. Another 30 points came in from referral rewards, bringing the total trading volume to $165k.
It's been a measured week—mostly keeping things delta neutral and letting my positions build naturally while compounding those gains. The strategy here is patience: manage risk, accumulate, repeat. I hedged a $100k position on 01exchange to keep exposure balanced and avoid getting caught off-guard by sudden swings.
The delta neutral approach gives you breathing room. You're not fighting the market direction; you're profiting from volatility and basis plays instead. Some yield farmers might start looking at similar structures as the market settles.
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LiquidityHunter
· 37m ago
Delta neutral sounds very stable, but can it really withstand a black swan?
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 8h ago
Delta neutral is really the ultimate, it tests your mindset... With a trading volume of 165k laid out, it's quite interesting.
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 8h ago
Delta neutral sounds good, but can it really guarantee profits in actual operation...
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SmartContractPhobia
· 8h ago
The delta neutral strategy is indeed stable; it's just a matter of enduring that slow growth feeling.
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GamefiHarvester
· 8h ago
Delta neutral is playing really well, with a trading volume of 165,000 this week, it's incredibly steady.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 8h ago
Delta neutral sounds very stable, but earning only 91 points with a 165k volume? The fees should be quite high, right?
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 8h ago
No, delta neutrality sounds very safe, but I bet five bucks that I will still get liquidated next week.
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165k trading volume sounds impressive, but in reality, it's just betting on volatility. In the end, this game still comes down to luck.
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Borrowed 100k and still dare to boast about not fearing a sudden drop? When the market really goes crazy, you'll see what it means for delta to break.
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Hedging sounds professional, but actually it's just spending money to buy peace of mind. Is the small hedging fee worth more than real losses?
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Yield farmers seeing this structure will follow the trend and then collectively fall into the trap. That's the show I look forward to the most.
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61 points + 30 points referral fee feels like doing math problems rather than trading. The key question is, can this thing actually be realized?
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Interest rate arbitrage always ends up dying on the basis. I've seen too many people fall for it. Don't pretend to be so rational.
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What looks stable is actually betting that the funding rate won't reverse. Once a run on the bank happens, it's game over.
This week wrapped with 61 points earned through variational strategies. Another 30 points came in from referral rewards, bringing the total trading volume to $165k.
It's been a measured week—mostly keeping things delta neutral and letting my positions build naturally while compounding those gains. The strategy here is patience: manage risk, accumulate, repeat. I hedged a $100k position on 01exchange to keep exposure balanced and avoid getting caught off-guard by sudden swings.
The delta neutral approach gives you breathing room. You're not fighting the market direction; you're profiting from volatility and basis plays instead. Some yield farmers might start looking at similar structures as the market settles.