On-chain liquidity game: the hunt of developers, snipers and traders

原作者: post-goa

原文翻訳: TechFlow

Based on my research, here is a brief summary of the roles that play the on-chあいn liquidity game.

Developers and Insiders

False utility slowly pulls up or is “exploited”:

• These were very popular in the early AI craze because no one really understood AI at the time, but everyone wanted early exposure.

• They never complete more than 1% of their roadmap, usually hyped up by opinion leaders (KOLs).

• The team often allocates a large amount of supply to themselves when the contract is launched, and then distributes it before anyone else. These tokens are then hidden in multiple wallets and then sold.

• Slowly pull up after the initial rally or hit a hole after a few weeks of pumping, and quickly run away after accumulating a large market cap (20-100 million).

• Involving groups that repeatedly release fake projects that follow the current popular narrative. These projects are often spin-offs of more successful large venture-backed projects.

Programmatic Sniper

Custom Robots:

• A custom bot that systematically targets multiple ETH projects.

• The bot follows specific parameters based on the smart contract and transaction volume.

• The goal is to achieve 10-100x returns on a handful of projects from many that fail or run away, almost like a form of income.

Manual Sniper (ETH)

One of the most profitable on-chain traders:

• Search and discover new contract addresses, or obtain contract addresses through internal messages.

• Simulate contracts to check their security and other indicators of potential, or to understand the background of the team.

• Outbid other snipers when promising contracts launch.

• Grab large amounts of supply when promising on-chain or stealth projects launch without anti-sniping defenses or using pre-launch platforms like Fjord.

• Use multiple wallets to snipe to hold a large amount of supply, more than 1%.

• In many cases, projects are subject to snipers who can smash the project to zero at an early stage.

• Many snipers enter the project and play against each other, hoping that dumb money will come in and sell when the market cap reaches 500k-1m, and then the project dies. This happens every day on the ETH mainnet.

• Combining some fundamental analysis and machine learning, snipers who identify which contracts are likely to bring in profits of over $5 million in market cap or more have significantly outperformed others over the past year.

• Most snipers hold their coins for less than a few hours.

On-chain data traders

Tracking the actions of snipers and insiders:

• Track the movements of profitable (highest PNL) wallets.

• Track volume and holder alerts.

• Often buy strong projects after snipers sell off; or, even if they know snipers are holding a large supply, they will buy if the launch is very promising.

• Some basic or narrative analysis is usually performed on newly launched projects.

• Long term holder.

• As on-chain transactions become a growing segment of the space and more on-chain services become available for retail use, their popularity has diluted and increased.

• It is the exit liquidity for the above participants.

• These traders often bet against each other on newly launched projects that will eventually go to zero. Its just a matter of who gets in first.

• Relying on dumb crypto-twitter (CT), opinion leaders (KOLs) or other later on-chain traders as exit liquidity.

Other traders

Haven’t learned how to use Etherscan or check basic metrics for a token:

• Get information from call groups, opinion leaders (KOLs), and Crypto Twitter (CT).

• Slower traders, tend to buy the hype.

• Believe that cryptocurrencies have utility beyond speculation.

• One step behind in narrative.

• Probably only been in the field for less than a year.

• These traders have most likely given up on buying new utility projects or meme coins. Or they are slowly starting to learn about on-chain transactions and gradually upgrading to the above categories.

要約する

On-chain trading is a liquidity game for developers, snipers, on-chain data traders, and others. As liquidity entering the on-chain space decreases, competition between participants becomes more intense, with the result that those at the top of the pyramid reap most of the rewards.

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