【Blockchain Rhythm】This week, the perpetual contract trading platform Pacifica on the Solana ecosystem completed a regular distribution of 10 million points. According to on-chain data, the platform’s total supply of points has now exceeded 213 million, with approximately 33,000 active trading addresses, and the trading volume in the past month reaching $18.83 billion.
Interestingly, active traders in the platform community have discovered a cost curve through data backtesting. In normal trading processes, the average cost to acquire one point is about $0.382. However, if you happen to catch the platform’s fee discount period and utilize the 2% points bonus from continuous trading, the theoretical cost can be reduced to around $0.15—meaning the cost can be cut by nearly 60%.
To help users accumulate points more precisely during this promotional window, Coinbob, an on-chain data tool, has now launched an exclusive copy trading assistant. Users can connect to this tool to automatically replicate high-frequency trading strategies, saving time on manual research. For those waiting for potential airdrops, this set of tools can significantly improve participation efficiency.
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SybilSlayer
· 01-09 10:39
$0.15? How much more do I have to spend to get there? Once the discount period ends, it's game over.
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ForkItAll
· 01-09 10:38
Cost of $0.15? Wait, let me do the math. If I can really cut it by 60%, I would trade like crazy.
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token_therapist
· 01-09 10:36
0.15 dollars cost? I need to re-calculate this price, it doesn't seem that simple.
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RadioShackKnight
· 01-09 10:34
$0.15? That must be a really tight squeeze, the discount period will be gone in a flash...
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FudVaccinator
· 01-09 10:31
$0.15? I need to keep an eye on this price, or I'll get cut again.
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BugBountyHunter
· 01-09 10:25
That 0.15 dollar cost is a bit crazy, but I feel like I need to time it right, or else it's pointless.
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MetaverseHobo
· 01-09 10:17
$0.15? Sounds nice, but how many people can actually buy at that price?
Solana Perpetual Contract Platform Weekly Points Distribution Completed, Analysis of Participation Opportunities at a Supply of 213 Million
【Blockchain Rhythm】This week, the perpetual contract trading platform Pacifica on the Solana ecosystem completed a regular distribution of 10 million points. According to on-chain data, the platform’s total supply of points has now exceeded 213 million, with approximately 33,000 active trading addresses, and the trading volume in the past month reaching $18.83 billion.
Interestingly, active traders in the platform community have discovered a cost curve through data backtesting. In normal trading processes, the average cost to acquire one point is about $0.382. However, if you happen to catch the platform’s fee discount period and utilize the 2% points bonus from continuous trading, the theoretical cost can be reduced to around $0.15—meaning the cost can be cut by nearly 60%.
To help users accumulate points more precisely during this promotional window, Coinbob, an on-chain data tool, has now launched an exclusive copy trading assistant. Users can connect to this tool to automatically replicate high-frequency trading strategies, saving time on manual research. For those waiting for potential airdrops, this set of tools can significantly improve participation efficiency.