With the rise of Genius, it has also boosted o1, which belongs to the same Terminal track. Therefore, the same question arises: how can we score more efficiently?
Below are personal thoughts and a beginner-friendly tutorial 👇
Personal thoughts:
Popular tracks will inevitably become the focal point of competition among various forces, and it is impossible to let competitors enjoy the benefits alone.
Currently, o1 is still in its early stages, and based on trends, the subsequent competition will only become more intense.
The Base chain ecosystem where o1 is located has abundant funds, high TVL, and strong user activity. In the past one or two years, several heavyweight projects have emerged. Some DEX and Points systems have also provided generous returns.
Based on the above logic, the earlier you actively participate, the more opportunities you have to receive refunds and potential Points or activity benefits, laying the groundwork for future opportunities that may arise.
Beginner's tutorial (using wallet as an example):
1/ Register:
Open the official website → Enter APP in the upper right corner
Select Continue with wallet
Select EVM
Connect wallet and confirm
2/ Deposit:
Click Deposit → Withdraw via exchange QR code
Since the trading points for USDC are not currently displayed, I chose to deposit ETH via Base chain and then proceed with subsequent operations.
3/ Set slippage:
Set buy slippage: Click the settings button → Fill in Slippage Tolerance as 0.1 → Keep MEV Protection on → Keep Gas Fee on
Set sell slippage: Click Sell Settings → Fill in Slippage Tolerance as 0.1 → Keep MEV Protection on → Keep Gas Fee on
4/ Volume brushing:
Click the search box → Search LMTS → Now the first one with the most MC, Vol, Liq
LMTS is currently one of the cryptocurrencies with a relatively high scoring efficiency based on actual tests. Other cryptocurrencies like cbBTC can be explored to see which is more cost-effective.
Personally, I do not support the current brushing method of the rogue Zora issuing coins on its own. On one hand, the risk of witches is high, and on the other hand, related activities have already expired.
Buy: After the page redirects → Click the pencil button → Set the quick transaction order quantity as needed → Click the quick button → Click Buy xx LMTS
Sell: Click Sell → Click 100 → Click Sell xx ETH
Due to liquidity reasons, it is more recommended to buy in several small amounts and then sell in one go, which can effectively reduce slippage.
Additionally, points are only linked to trading volume and have no relation to the number of trades.
5/ Check trading volume:
Click Portfolio → History
Note: Sometimes the History page displays trades of WETH, but in reality, it does not count towards the total trading volume.
The entire process ends here!
I hope this beginner's tutorial can help those who want to brush points but haven't found a suitable method yet, but be aware of the risk of witches!
Tip: The above is for informational sharing only and is not investment advice. Please be sure to do your own research!
DeFi Enthusiast: BitHappy
