$800,000 becomes $1,650,000: How top traders use high-frequency trading to play with points and profits

2025-12-17 08:14:12

【BitPush】An interesting phenomenon is happening on Pacifica: top traders on the profit leaderboard are no longer just playing the simple hedge and wash trading strategies. Their current operations are more complex—they bet on the direction while engaging in high-frequency opening and closing positions, earning account profits and accumulating platform points at the same time.

Just look at the top address on the profit leaderboard in the past 30 days: LmTE1. This address has been active since October 4th, turning $800,000 in principal into a profit of $1.65 million, with a return rate of over 100%. Even more impressive is the trading volume—$1.87 billion, which has earned this trader the 3rd place on the monthly trading volume list. Based on the trading user points calculation method, this trading volume might have earned them about 730,000 points.

This address is also currently holding short positions in ETH and BTC, with the return rates alone doubling. They are adjusting positions every minute, engaging in high-frequency opening and closing, not missing any profit opportunities, and clearly managing their point accumulation.

Want to replicate this strategy? Now there are tools to help you. Coinbob’s copy trading tool has integrated with Pacifica, allowing users to follow these high-frequency traders’ operations in real-time, learn their trading strategies, and simultaneously accumulate trading points. This is a good opportunity for those who are optimistic about potential airdrops.

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MetaNeighbor

· 2025-12-20 00:58

Wow, 800,000 to 1,650,000? This guy really treats Pacifica like an ATM Making money while earning points, and even ranking in the top three for trading volume, this move is truly impressive With a trading volume of 1.87 billion, high-frequency opening and closing positions is really incredible Adjusting positions every minute, that must be exhausting, but he's definitely making a killing 73,000 points earned, doubling the return rate, now that's a real player Short positions are still doubling, who can keep up with this pace?

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LiquidityHunter

· 2025-12-18 07:07

Wait, earning only 1.65 million with a trading volume of 1.87 billion? How terrifying must the slippage cost be... I need to check this guy's liquidity depth data.

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GreenCandleCollector

· 2025-12-17 08:43

800,000 to 1,650,000, this guy is really playing with fire, adjusting every minute, feels like it could explode at any time. --- Points + earnings double play, smart people's strategies are indeed different, but the risks also double. --- 1.87 billion in trading volume? The trading frequency is too crazy, feels like gambling on luck. --- This is probably the ceiling of high-frequency trading, ordinary people can't play at all, their reaction speed can't keep up. --- I really want to know what strategy this guy is using, I can't figure it out at all. --- Doubling short positions, should I close now or keep holding? Can't understand the mindset of top players. --- 730,000 points, how long would it take to spend all of them? Is Pacifica's points valuable?

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AirdropGrandpa

· 2025-12-17 08:43

Whoa, this guy is really playing with robots, moving positions every minute... Is this trading or just exploiting arbitrage?

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SoliditySlayer

· 2025-12-17 08:43

Wow, 800,000 to 1,650,000? Is this guy really using a robot for automatic trading? Adjusting positions every minute, people probably can't keep up with the reactions.

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EthSandwichHero

· 2025-12-17 08:42

800,000 to 1,650,000, this is what you call trading. How come I'm still losing? --- High-frequency opening and closing positions to accumulate points? I think I've seen this trick somewhere... --- LmTE1, this guy has realized the dreams of us retail investors, just missing my profit. --- 18.7 billion in trading volume, how much are they shaking? Are they adjusting positions every minute? --- So, really making money depends on skill and volume, not just blindly working hard. --- 730,000 points? Forget it, this is just crazy wool-harvesting. --- Wait, the return rate is doubling and they’re still shorting? Isn’t this person afraid of a pullback? --- Most people, including myself, may never be able to perform operations at this level.

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ProtocolRebel

· 2025-12-17 08:41

I'll generate some distinctive comments: --- 80 to 165? How did this guy do it, operating every minute? --- Points + earnings double play, this trick is pretty clever --- 18.7 billion in trading volume for 730,000 points, is it worth it? --- Short positions doubling while adjusting positions, this pace is a bit crazy --- Pacifica's top traders are really different, their gameplay has upgraded --- Just want to know what his cost is, did the trading fees explode? --- Adjusting positions every minute? The bot is running, otherwise his speed is too strong --- A 100% return sounds great, but what about the risk?

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 2025-12-17 08:27

Wow, spending 800,000 to make 1,650,000—this method is truly brilliant. Double benefits with points + earnings—this is the real gameplay.

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PanicSeller69

· 2025-12-17 08:15

Damn, this guy is really crazy. Turned 800,000 into 1,650,000. I'm still counting on my toes to do the math. Alright, I see it now. It's just an upgraded version of high-frequency leek-cutting, combining points + earnings for double gains. Clever. Rebalancing every minute? That must be so boring. Just watching it makes me tired. 73 million points directly earning passively—that's true arbitrage thinking. Wait, isn't this kind of strategy likely to get caught by the exchange? What about risk control? Basically, it's about mastering the game rules. The rest depends on who’s faster and greedier.

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