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Manual player participation in Aster's low wear strategy
In an environment flooded with scripts, how can manual players reduce costs and avoid being arbitraged? In fact, they can start by relying on the rule of "position size and holding time."
The first rule of #Aster is:
👉 The larger the position and the longer the holding time, the more additional bonuses you can receive, with a maximum bonus of up to 2 times.
So the idea is very simple:
✅Hold large positions and hold for a long time.
Turn the switch on and off 1-2 times a day to avoid excessive wear.
In practice:
Buy spot $Aster
contract and simultaneously short the same amount of $Aster
.
This has two advantages:
In a situation where the funding rate is positive, you can still receive interest, which is about 0.2% per day, basically enough to cover the daily transaction fee costs.
The cost has significantly decreased, equivalent to participating in activities at half the cost or even nearly zero cost.
📌 Summary:
Although it is not possible to compete with scripts for high-intensity operations, it can at least achieve low-wear participation, significantly reducing risks while increasing the chances of obtaining airdrops.