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Invested by OKX and Delphi, the derivative platform on Arbitrum - @Aark_Digital 🚀

Their mining event started in October spans 18 phases, and we're currently in phase 10. Out of the 2 million token pool, 900K tokens are still up for grabs!

Mining = Rewards in $AARK tokens based on trade volume, likely a goldmine (I'll explain why later in this thread) 💰

The event has been ongoing since October. Many have been quietly boosting their trade volume for mining. The estimated cost was around 0.3 U.S. dollars, and my test found it to be accurate (and it could be even more cost-efficient)!

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🌟 Project Introduction & Estimated Earnings Analysis

Aark Digital is a leveraged perpetual Dex on Arbitrum for professional traders and limited partners.

Funding background: Seed funding in July from OKX and Delphi, amount undisclosed. The tokenomics involve a total supply of 100 million, with 1% released at TGE.

Given these figures, the total supply is low, and initial circulation is minimal. Although the funding valuation is not disclosed, comparing with other protocols in the same field and considering the participation of two top-tier institutions, the valuation is likely no less than 4 million U.S. dollars.

Two hidden positives: potential listing on OKX (due to their investment) and the improving market conditions make the new coin launch promising.

So, $AARK's price is expected to be not too low. But let's consider our costs. My own test results:

1000 U in transaction fees led to 2930 $AARK, about 0.34 U per token. This isn't the most accurate as it includes some initial trial costs.

So, the talk about rewards for trading volume being lower than institutional investments is true, which supports the idea of it being a goldmine.

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🌟 Basic Tutorial on Operation and Volume Brushing Methods

⚠️ Note: Derivative protocols are tricky due to their leveraged nature. Beginners should try with small positions; risk-averse individuals can treat this as educational.

1⃣ First, log in to the official website

Deposit assets on the Arb chain (ETH, USDC, USDT, etc.)

2⃣ Click on 'Earn' to see your trading volume panel. It shows four pools: ETH/BTC, stablecoins, altcoins, and special offers (with fee discounts). Different pools have varying rewards and risks.

3⃣ Go to 'Future' to choose trading pairs and start trading. It's simple: open long or short positions with a chosen multiplier. After opening, you can close the position in the 'position' tab.

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Continuing with the volume brushing methods and strategies. The primary goal here is to trade for tokens, essentially planning to "lose money" with a clear objective.

The biggest costs are transaction fees and various losses. The most efficient way is to max out the leverage at 50x. Remember, the lower the principal, the higher the leverage, the more challenging it gets.

Since it's about losing less and brushing more, let's discuss two common methods:

1⃣ Quick Order Opening and Closing

This method is straightforward. As per the tutorial above, choose market price, set the multiplier, go long or short, and quickly close the order after opening it. It's simple but depends on quick execution. I recommend ETH or BTC pools for their stability and rewards.

The downside is obvious: it's all about speed. Network issues and lack of experience can lead to losses, especially during market fluctuations.

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2⃣ Multi-Account Counter-Trading

A bit more complex, this involves opening two accounts with the same amount of money, one going long and the other short.

Theoretically, one account's gain is the other's loss, allowing risk hedging. The goal is to lock the orders at the same price for actual hedging. Market orders are nearly impossible to execute at the same price. For limit orders, choose pools with better depth like ETH or BTC.

Set the orders at a price range to ensure execution. For instance, for a desired execution around 2000, set one account to go long at 2001 and the other to short at 2000.

It sounds complex, but I highly recommend interested individuals to try hands-on.

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That's all, folks! I believe there are more sophisticated strategies out there for the secondary market, but for us, it's about volume brushing for profits, which is a different logic!

Stay tuned for more insights (as I slowly master and return with bigger moves)! 🌈🚀