Front-runningArbitrage

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I like to look for price differences during market pauses and often do small arbitrage across DEXs. It's not guaranteed profit; I just treat probability as a friend.
Recently, cross-DEX small arbitrage has become more obvious: you think you're watching "real-time on the chain," but often it's just RPCs, nodes, and indexers queuing up to feed you messages... I see that the price difference in a certain pool still exists on my side, but switch to a different RPC and it's gone immediately. It's not that the market is changing instantly; it's that the on-chain data on your screen is delayed. On the macro side, they're talking about interest rate cut expectations, the US dollar index, and risk assets acting up together. When everything moves in sync, everyone g
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The Holmium wave is more driven by narrative and sentiment, with the technical aspect indeed being somewhat overheated; if you have positions, set your stop-loss properly, and don't blindly chase highs at such points.
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The impact of Hormuz on BTC is currently a structural bullish narrative (oil pricing BTC) combined with short-term sentiment-driven price increases, but the technicals are already overheated, and geopolitical situations could reverse at any time—remember to set proper stop-losses if you're holding positions, and be cautious about chasing highs at this point.
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