2026-01-15 01:24:18

Got a compensation voucher but no idea where to start? Let me break down a ZBT strategy for you to参考.

The specific operation is as follows: open the perpetual trading zone, find the ZBT trading pair, set the price range between 0.1 and 0.12, configure 30 to 60 grid levels, choose a leverage of 10x, and set a stop-loss at 10u. What is the logic behind this configuration? Once the loss reaches 10u, it will automatically close the position, and your compensation voucher will cover this 10u loss, while the profit portion is entirely your own gain.

Why lock in the ZBT coin? There are mainly two considerations: first, the funding rate structure is more friendly to short positions, meaning the holding cost is relatively controllable; second, from a fundamental perspective, ZBT's support level is at 0.07, and the recent rapid surge has already completed distribution. There are no obvious signs of new funds entering in the short term, making it relatively stable.

Friends with compensation vouchers, don't waste them—use them quickly, as vouchers have an expiration date.

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BearMarketSunriser

· 11h ago

10x leverage margin loss and profit coupon, isn't this just using the exchange's money? Interesting.

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TokenVelocity

· 11h ago

Wow, this line of thinking is really clear. The feeling of getting damage compensation coupons for free is pretty awesome. Wait, is ZBT really stable? I'm a bit hesitant. Playing grid with 10x leverage, my heart is pounding a bit... The validity period of the damage compensation coupons is ticking down, I need to act quickly. By the way, is the 0.07 support level reliable? It still feels risky. I’ve understood this set of logic, time to give it a try.

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ZKProofster

· 12h ago

honestly the grid setup feels like training wheels for people who can't do proper risk management. 10x leverage + stop loss at 10u sounds tidy on paper but... funding rates flip fast, ngl. zbt's "stable" til it isn't. hard pass from me unless there's actual on-chain proof of that support level holding.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 12h ago

Hey, 10x leverage really takes guts, I'm scared. --- The idea behind ZBT is indeed clear, and I didn't expect the funding rate for short positions to be so friendly. --- Loss and damage coupons really have time limits; if you have idle funds, you should use them quickly. --- Grid trading from 30 to 60 tiers, this parameter probably depends on your risk tolerance. --- Just want to ask, how is the 0.07 support level determined? What's the basis for it? --- Basically, using coupons to support downside risk, and earning profits yourself—I'm okay with this logic. --- I'm still a bit afraid of perpetual trading, but this breakdown is indeed detailed.

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bridgeOops

· 12h ago

Haha, this idea is actually quite interesting—using the compensation vouchers to gamble on ZBT's fluctuations. Anyway, if you lose, there's a safety net. Hurry up and use them. Holding onto the vouchers is just delaying, and they'll be worthless once they expire. This operation looks simple, but the key is to withstand the volatility and not be too eager. 10x leverage sounds aggressive, but the real risk lies in the funding rate; you need to calculate it carefully. ZBT currently isn't doing much, so it's suitable for grid trading to just grind it out. Wait, isn't 60 levels of grid a bit too many? The transaction fees will also add up. I actually want to try it, but I'm worried it's another seemingly safe trap, and by the time I realize it, it's already blown up.

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