I was going to stop posting and take a day off today. In the evening, I was going to watch a performance. But because of a moment’s change of mind, I didn’t manage to grab tickets. I spent the whole night at home feeling upset.

Sometimes it’s like doing trading—once you set a plan, there are always all sorts of reasons that stop you from executing it. Looking back on the operations at the time, regret doesn’t help. In short, I’ve written down these feelings from today. So that next time I won’t be so heartbroken, I definitely should have bought the tickets as soon as the opening went on sale.

Today while I was scrolling on my phone, I saw an article like this:

Actually, this strategy should have been proposed by me at the very beginning:

When we talked about DeFi strategies before, we used an example of XAUT, which is gold.

DeFi beginner’s guide (another form of grid trading): What exactly is the on-chain product with 15% annualized returns that Big Bull Cat talked about?

Later, because the CRCL concept is great and has become very popular, we used CRCL as an example to write another article.

Build a DeFi strategy with a grid mindset.

This week, too, we talked about how on-chain’s best spy is very popular—especially last week, when there was an error, and a whole group of people who had been doing spy LP ended up getting a lot of it.

Recently, because there’s an alpha-related activity going on in the universe, many people have been farming qqqb. It’s really great—low wear and not much volatility.

The underlying principles have been explained earlier, so we won’t go into them again. We’ll just briefly talk about where the path is. Actually, the whole operation is very simple.

1/ Open your wallet, then find the liquidity pool.

Search for qqqb in the liquidity pool.

1. Set the price range.

For this price range, you can set it yourself or refer to the previous grid to configure it.

Of course, the default works too: a 2% range, with an annualized return of 9%, which is still quite good. And if you stack it on top of the 10% annualized return from qqq itself, it becomes very impressive.