2026-01-22 03:23:52

Ran the trading logic of currencies like River using AI, and there is indeed a clear cross-platform price difference. The spot price on a major exchange is above 48, while the same contract is only a little over 46, almost a 6% spread. What's more frustrating is that the spot trading volume is extremely low, a typical liquidity trap. These kinds of currencies should really be avoided; the seemingly attractive price difference is actually just to lure retail investors into taking the bait. Everyone, be more cautious.

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 01-25 02:46

Damn, a 6% price difference is really daring to look at but not dare to buy. This is exactly the trap the market sets for retail investors.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 01-22 03:53

A 6% spread? Isn't that just a bloodthirsty harvesting machine? I knew something was off about this.

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Layer2Observer

· 01-22 03:37

Spread arbitrage sounds sexy, but your 6% figure is interesting—once you step into a liquidity trap, slippage eats up more than the spread, and from an engineering perspective, this is a classic liquidity illusion problem.

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