The current mainstream tokens for Alpha scoring are ZKJ and B2, with a fee rate of 0.01%. Based on buying and selling, the loss for 1024u is 0.2u.
What if ZKJ and B2 start to manipulate and squeeze people, or if KMNO gets squeezed up and there are no more spot trades?
Today I saw in a project introduction article that the fee for PORT3 is also 0.01%, so let's specifically test what the actual loss is?
The following data is from the test on May 26 at 18:00.
1. First, check the liquidity pool fee rate of Pancake.
By checking the pancake fee rate, it was found that no 0.01% liquidity pool has been created, and currently, there is only a 0.05% liquidity pool, so it is theoretically determined that there is currently no 0.01% fee rate.
2. Never give up until you hit the wall, conduct wallet exchange practical testing.
Actually, the conclusion has already been reached above, but practice is the only criterion for testing truth. Words are not enough to convince people. The specific rate can be known by operating a few times, anyway, the only loss is Chicken Brother's USDT.
Here, Chicken Brother will operate practically to see how much u is actually going to be squeezed.
First, a transaction of 1024:
Next, a transaction of 2048:
Port3, 1024 loss: 1024-1023.65=0.35u (ZKJ value is 0.2u)
Port3, 2048 loss: 2046.11-2045.47=0.7u (ZKJ value is 0.4u)
The actual value is similar to the theoretical value from Pancake checked above, with a fee rate between 0.01% and 0.05%, approximately 0.025%.
Conclusion:
The current rate of PORT3 is not the lowest fee of 0.01% as stated in its article, it is currently around 0.02%.
It is not smaller than the loss of ZKJ and B2, but it is better than the vast majority of other tokens on the BSC chain, and may be a potential alternative to ZKJ and B2 in the future.
(Data as of May 26, 18:00)