FODL's mechanics are interesting. With Fodl, everything is computed and executed on the chain. Users do not send their funds to a central pool or protocol. The user retains the key to his position and can choose to enable stop-loss and stop-profit bots to open the position (available in the official version). That's why there are private addresses. FODL found that $WETH was authorized to a private address. Upon examination of the contract, a new address is generated internally for e...

First of all, we need to understand what positive arbitrage is. There is a capital premium in a perpetuation contract. When the capital premium is greater than zero, the long side has to pay the short side a certain fee on time. The principle of arbitrage is very simple, such as buying 1BTC spot in Binance and shorting 1BTC in FTX. I use BTC for currency, and BINance and FTX for exchange. A process: Now we use 2W USDT for the experiment. We put 1W USDT in Binance and FTX respectively, so that...

FODL's mechanics are interesting. With Fodl, everything is computed and executed on the chain. Users do not send their funds to a central pool or protocol. The user retains the key to his position and can choose to enable stop-loss and stop-profit bots to open the position (available in the official version). That's why there are private addresses. FODL found that $WETH was authorized to a private address. Upon examination of the contract, a new address is generated internally for e...

First of all, we need to understand what positive arbitrage is. There is a capital premium in a perpetuation contract. When the capital premium is greater than zero, the long side has to pay the short side a certain fee on time. The principle of arbitrage is very simple, such as buying 1BTC spot in Binance and shorting 1BTC in FTX. I use BTC for currency, and BINance and FTX for exchange. A process: Now we use 2W USDT for the experiment. We put 1W USDT in Binance and FTX respectively, so that...