Top coin on Moonbot today – $SOL
#1 by profit: +$60,830 in 24 hours.
Also in the top 5:
$FARTCOIN +$13,524,
$ZEC +$12,061,
$GLMR +$5,888,
$PUMP +$2,936.
43,960 trades closed, total profit +$118,121 in 24h.
ethereum:native woke up and chose violence today — +$17,292 profit for Moonbot traders in 24h, top of the pack.
$ZEC (+$11,982), $TUT (+$5,275), $UNI (+$4,808), $PURR (+$2,490).
36,125 trades fired off, +$39,897 banked across the board.
Had coffee with one of our engineers this morning and somehow a casual conversation about weekend plans turned into a 40-minute discussion about simplifying part of our liquidity infrastructure.
No meeting invite, no architecture doc, no whiteboard. Just two people drinking coffee and going “wait… why are we even doing it this way?”
Came back to the office, tested the idea and it actually works. Sometimes the best technical meetings aren't meetings at all.
Release day today. Surprisingly calm one too, which is usually the best compliment you can give an engineering team.
A few small issues came up, people picked them up without drama, tests passed, monitoring stayed boring and nobody had to become the “hero” who saves production at 2am.
Boring releases are underrated. If deployment day feels exciting every single time, something in your engineering process probably needs work.
@paulspreadefi Love this, but 9 times out of 10 that deleted design doc just gets resurrected in three months when a customer complains and you end up building it anyway
Small win today: we killed a feature before writing a single line of production code.
After architecture review, the team realized we were about to introduce a surprising amount of complexity to solve something that could be handled much further upstream.
Two meetings and a deleted design doc probably saved weeks of engineering work. Sometimes the most productive thing an engineering team can ship is absolutely nothing.
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Supply control and a big story are the key
After this “extraction” stage ends, tokens will be highly likely priced based on hard metrics - revenue, TVL, user base or any other business parameters
Those project that will not have great performing yet, will need to be able to sell big stories in order to capture market and investors attention.
For pre TGE coins it’s kinda easier - people gamble around imagination
But for already listed tokens it’s going to be challenging - if too much supply is out of control, then harder to create any positive price impact, then much harder to get attention (remember - people buy pump).
Conclusion - find projects with great metrics or great stories, that have enough cash or strong financial partners to buy back supply and control it properly. These are the best bets now.
When market is up - they will outperform and it should be very lucrative to offload bags easily on high demand.
Think different. Cheers
I've recently been experimenting with liquidity distribution using entropy minimization instead of TVL maximization.
Most AMMs still optimize for:
TVL = Σ(Aᵢ × Pᵢ)
which is a very poor approximation of real execution quality.
A better approach is looking at liquidity efficiency through normalized entropy:
H = -Σ(pᵢ × log(pᵢ)), Σpᵢ = 1
The objective becomes:
min(H) while maintaining Var(ΔP) < κ
The intuition is simple: capital concentration is often mistaken for liquidity quality.
A pool with higher TVL can still produce worse execution than a smaller pool if liquidity density around the current price is poorly distributed.
During volatility clustering, execution variance becomes dominated by market dynamics:
σ²ₜ = α₀ + α₁ε²ₜ₋₁ + βσ²ₜ₋₁
rather than nominal liquidity itself.
Still exploring different models, but the initial simulations are interesting.