Crypto_Markhor

Crypto isn’t just “buy and pray for a 2x.”
Different people → different strategies → different risk levels.
1. Spot Trading (Buy Low, Sell High)
Best for: Beginners
Pros: Simple, lower risk, no leverage.
Cons: Slow gains, needs patience and capital, emotions hurt performance.
Capital: $5,000+ USDT.
2. Futures Trading (Leverage)
Best for: Experienced traders
Pros: Profit in both bull and bear markets.
Cons: Very high risk, poor risk management = liquidation.
Capital: $10,000+ USDT, risk <1% per trade.
3. Funding Rate Arbitrage
(Long spot, short futures)
Pros: Relatively stable and low stress.
Cons: Requires large capital, funding rates change.
Capital: $20,000+ USDT.
4. Cross-Exchange Arbitrage
(Buy low on one exchange, sell high on another)
Pros: No chart watching.
Cons: Needs fast execution and good timing.
Works best: Small-cap altcoins.
5. Airdrop Farming
Pros: Small capital, asymmetric upside.
Cons: No guarantees, time-intensive.
Safe range: $3,000–$10,000 USDT in TVL.
6. Staking & Lending
Pros: Passive income.
Cons: Low yields, smart contract or exchange risk.
Best for: Long-term ETH holders.
7. Yield Farming / Liquidity Providing
Pros: High APRs in early phases.
Cons: Impermanent loss, rug pulls, volatile returns.
Reality check: APRs above 100% rarely last.
8. Trading Bots (Grid / DCA)
Pros: Fully automated, works well in ranging markets.
Cons: Strong trends can cause heavy losses.
9. MEV & Sniper Bots
Pros: Extremely profitable when done right.
Cons: High technical barrier, smart contract risk, competitive space.
10. On-Chain Borrowing
(Borrow against your crypto)
Pros: Access liquidity without selling assets.
Cons: Market crashes = liquidation risk.
11. NFT Flipping
Pros: Fast gains if you spot winners early.
Cons: Most projects fail, liquidity dries up fast.
Truth: Over 90% go to zero.
12. Content Creation / KOL (e.g., Binance Square)
Pros: No capital needed, scalable income.
Cons: Takes time to build trust and audience.
13. Bug Bounties & Smart Contract Audits
Pros: Very high payouts.
Cons: Requires deep technical and security expertise.
14. Copy Trading / Social Trading
Pros: Leverage other traders’ experience, passive-style approach.
Cons: Depends heavily on who you follow, risk still exists.
Best for: Busy investors who can’t trade actively.
15. Running Validators / Nodes
Pros: Stable, long-term income from network rewards.
Cons: High setup cost, technical maintenance, lock-up periods.
Best for: Long-term believers in specific blockchains.
Bottom line:
Choosing the right strategy for your skill level and risk tolerance is how you keep your account green all year—not chasing hype. 🚀

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