After the 10.11 crash, I bought a dozen small coins. At the time, the funding rate was super high, so I held both arbitrage positions and naked longs simultaneously. Naked long 4m, arbitrage 8m. If the price doesn’t rise, I lose on the funding rate; if it rises, I close the arbitrage and the long positions. Selection criteria: 1. High funding rate 2. Absolutely no buying Binance spot Then it’s all about analyzing positions and patterns. This comes from years of experience, and it’s hard to explain in a few words because there are so many trading patterns. Basically, I sold everything after doubling or a bit more. The standout picks were xpin, evaa, hippo, and pippin. The biggest loss was on port3. That position was super heavy, but I still think it was an accident—the dumbass market maker lost big themselves. This method didn’t work for coai and aia. But the win rate was huge; the only losses were on port3 and rvv. Later, I heard the coai market maker didn’t make money, and a lot of their trading accounts got banned. Binance tightened its control over shitcoins, so I stopped playing and stopped arbitraging small coins. Here’s the asset trend chart from my Gate account.