50%+ arbitrage opportunity: Solana token → Pokémon cards
A quick background on $SV151 by @dAssetSOL:
• Raised ~$160K through a Dynamic Bonding Curve (DBC) on Meteora
• Generated another ~$150K in trading fees
• Peaked at around $3M market cap
• Now trading at roughly $180K valuation
Meanwhile, there’s currently around $300K in backing:
→ ~$250K in physical Pokémon cards
→ ~$50K in USDC reserves
→ with the USDC reserve continuing to grow from trading fees
I’ve been accumulating $SV151 around $0.18–$0.20 per token, building a position equal to roughly 10% of the free float.
The math is pretty simple:
$0.30 → +50% upside
$0.25 → +25% upside in a more conservative scenario
Potential catalysts:
• Redemption of tokens for physical Pokémon cards goes live
• New dAsset tokens launch
• Any new token using the same model makes $SV151 increasingly difficult to ignore if it continues trading at a discount to its reserves
Why I like the project:
• Partnerships/integrations with @MeteoraAG and @JupiterExchange
• Real backing in physical Pokémon cards + USDC
• First token built around this model
One important thing:
Liquidity is thin.
You probably won’t be able to build a large position with a single market order without moving the price significantly.
Limit orders on Meteora may be the better way to approach it.
solana:SV151D5pjygAKA8aJJcKzm4wFnRX5G92Fye94jQJk7g is a Solana token backed by a vault of sealed Pokémon Scarlet & Violet 151 product, verifiable onchain.
Since the last update:
- 132 sealed booster bundles added to the reserve
- solana:SV151D5pjygAKA8aJJcKzm4wFnRX5G92Fye94jQJk7g loans on @jup_offerbook renewed
- Token redemption underway with industry partners
All limit orders have been filled ✅
I’ll be looking for new entry points if the market gives me attractive prices again, at a discount to the reserve value.
Realized PnL: +$8,000
@MeteoraAG bonuses from filled orders: +$500
50%+ arbitrage opportunity: Solana token → Pokémon cards
A quick background on $SV151 by @dAssetSOL:
• Raised ~$160K through a Dynamic Bonding Curve (DBC) on Meteora
• Generated another ~$150K in trading fees
• Peaked at around $3M market cap
• Now trading at roughly $180K valuation
Meanwhile, there’s currently around $300K in backing:
→ ~$250K in physical Pokémon cards
→ ~$50K in USDC reserves
→ with the USDC reserve continuing to grow from trading fees
I’ve been accumulating $SV151 around $0.18–$0.20 per token, building a position equal to roughly 10% of the free float.
The math is pretty simple:
$0.30 → +50% upside
$0.25 → +25% upside in a more conservative scenario
Potential catalysts:
• Redemption of tokens for physical Pokémon cards goes live
• New dAsset tokens launch
• Any new token using the same model makes $SV151 increasingly difficult to ignore if it continues trading at a discount to its reserves
Why I like the project:
• Partnerships/integrations with @MeteoraAG and @JupiterExchange
• Real backing in physical Pokémon cards + USDC
• First token built around this model
One important thing:
Liquidity is thin.
You probably won’t be able to build a large position with a single market order without moving the price significantly.
Limit orders on Meteora may be the better way to approach it.
50%+ arbitrage opportunity: Solana token → Pokémon cards
A quick background on $SV151 by @dAssetSOL:
• Raised ~$160K through a Dynamic Bonding Curve (DBC) on Meteora
• Generated another ~$150K in trading fees
• Peaked at around $3M market cap
• Now trading at roughly $180K valuation
Meanwhile, there’s currently around $300K in backing:
→ ~$250K in physical Pokémon cards
→ ~$50K in USDC reserves
→ with the USDC reserve continuing to grow from trading fees
I’ve been accumulating $SV151 around $0.18–$0.20 per token, building a position equal to roughly 10% of the free float.
The math is pretty simple:
$0.30 → +50% upside
$0.25 → +25% upside in a more conservative scenario
Potential catalysts:
• Redemption of tokens for physical Pokémon cards goes live
• New dAsset tokens launch
• Any new token using the same model makes $SV151 increasingly difficult to ignore if it continues trading at a discount to its reserves
Why I like the project:
• Partnerships/integrations with @MeteoraAG and @JupiterExchange
• Real backing in physical Pokémon cards + USDC
• First token built around this model
One important thing:
Liquidity is thin.
You probably won’t be able to build a large position with a single market order without moving the price significantly.
Limit orders on Meteora may be the better way to approach it.
Summary of my positions in tokenized OpenAI shares by @PreStocks
Most profitable trades over the past week
• Base fee: 0.75%
• Mode: BidAsk / Spot
Providing liquidity through @MeteoraAG
@Bermyden@MeteoraAG Yeah, that’s pure profit.
$2.85K in fees
-$850 impermanent loss
I wouldn’t call that a narrow range, at least not for me. It was -50% from the high
Took profit from the $CATE panic sell last night
Liquidity setup:
• Base fee: 0.5%
• Mode: BidAsk
• Range: $0.04–$0.07
Did I expect a drop like this? Yes and no.
But one of the best ways to prepare for moves like this is to look at how the token behaved in the past. We had already seen a sharp ~70% sell-off, followed by a long recovery.
That’s exactly why, for me, LPing offers a much better risk/reward than trading the token.
I don’t need to predict the exact bottom — I need the right range and enough volatility
12 hours. ~$9.5K deployed. $2,009 profit. +21.25%
50%+ arbitrage opportunity: Solana token → Pokémon cards
A quick background on $SV151 by @dAssetSOL:
• Raised ~$160K through a Dynamic Bonding Curve (DBC) on Meteora
• Generated another ~$150K in trading fees
• Peaked at around $3M market cap
• Now trading at roughly $180K valuation
Meanwhile, there’s currently around $300K in backing:
→ ~$250K in physical Pokémon cards
→ ~$50K in USDC reserves
→ with the USDC reserve continuing to grow from trading fees
I’ve been accumulating $SV151 around $0.18–$0.20 per token, building a position equal to roughly 10% of the free float.
The math is pretty simple:
$0.30 → +50% upside
$0.25 → +25% upside in a more conservative scenario
Potential catalysts:
• Redemption of tokens for physical Pokémon cards goes live
• New dAsset tokens launch
• Any new token using the same model makes $SV151 increasingly difficult to ignore if it continues trading at a discount to its reserves
Why I like the project:
• Partnerships/integrations with @MeteoraAG and @JupiterExchange
• Real backing in physical Pokémon cards + USDC
• First token built around this model
One important thing:
Liquidity is thin.
You probably won’t be able to build a large position with a single market order without moving the price significantly.
Limit orders on Meteora may be the better way to approach it.
Looks like we really are entering a bull market.
$BASECAT just got @CoinbaseMarkets listing announcement, and naturally, I went straight to the liquidity pools
Opened a USDC/BASECAT LP position about 20 minutes ago
Liquidity setup:
• Pool fee: 0.9%
• Min price: $0.01526
• Max price: $0.02997
I’m using a pretty conservative range here
$463 in fees in ~20 minutes on a ~$4K position.
CA: 0xb2000000000000000000004c27f6523082f41d01
Earning on the Polymarket token before it goes public.
Thanks to the Pre-IPO Stocks issued by @PreStocks, you can trade tokenized pre-IPO assets. But in my opinion, an even more interesting opportunity is providing liquidity through @MeteoraAG.
The current implied valuation is $12.48B, which already looks attractive to me.
Liquidity setup:
• Base fee: 2%
• Mode: Spot
• Range: $135–145
The token spent most of the time trading near the upper end of the range, but the position still generated solid fees thanks to the combination of low total TVL across the pools and strong price volatility.
If you'd like to try this setup yourself, you can provide liquidity here:
https://t.co/LJhSPIqGYB