To rely on the DeFi lending market for income, having just brains isn't enough—you need the right tools.
First, you need an "Information Radar." Don't wait to manually monitor the markets; it's too inefficient. The simplest way is to follow Twitter influencers' bot alerts, which will broadcast real-time updates like "USDT lending interest rate in ListaDAO has exceeded 20%." For a more advanced approach, find a free price monitoring tool, set your thresholds—for example, when the Una monthly yield exceeds 15%, it sends you a notification. This signal is your rallying call.
Second, you need a pair of "Iron Hands." Opportunities are fleeting, and your reaction speed determines whether you can grab the juiciest part. Prepare your browser tabs in advance: one for the lending protocol page, with your wallet connected and permissions granted; another for the spot trading page, with your order tools ready. Never wait until the moment to enter your password or find menus—that precious time difference can cause you to miss the two highest-rate minutes.
Finally, you need an "Excel Sheet." Gas fees are the biggest killers of profit. On BSC, sometimes the network is quiet, and fees are extremely cheap; other times, it's congested like rush hour, and a single transaction can eat up half your gains. So, before executing, do the math: subtract the bilateral trading fees from the arbitrage spread, then deduct Gas costs. Is the remaining profit enough for a meal? If not, all the effort is just working for exchanges and miners.
Don't believe in the "passive income myth"—that's just a story to deceive newcomers. Success here depends on information sensitivity, operational speed, and precise calculations. With the right tools in place, you'll be competitive; missing even one piece means just giving away fees.
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AirdropHermit
· 01-13 17:53
Oh no, it's another tool-oriented argument full of套路, and the Gas fee part hit the sore spot.
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FlashLoanLord
· 01-13 17:53
To be honest, I've already been burned by the whole gas fee thing.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 01-13 17:52
Alright, you need to have all the tools ready to play, otherwise you're just a rookie.
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FlippedSignal
· 01-13 17:50
Damn, that was really hardcore. But I once tried the temptation of a 20% interest rate, and by the time I realized it, the Gas fees had eaten up a third of my earnings.
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GasFeeGazer
· 01-13 17:49
Having the right tools is essential to enjoy the benefits, otherwise you're just working for the miners.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 01-13 17:46
Forget it, I'll just work diligently. The gas fee is enough to buy a meal.
To rely on the DeFi lending market for income, having just brains isn't enough—you need the right tools.
First, you need an "Information Radar." Don't wait to manually monitor the markets; it's too inefficient. The simplest way is to follow Twitter influencers' bot alerts, which will broadcast real-time updates like "USDT lending interest rate in ListaDAO has exceeded 20%." For a more advanced approach, find a free price monitoring tool, set your thresholds—for example, when the Una monthly yield exceeds 15%, it sends you a notification. This signal is your rallying call.
Second, you need a pair of "Iron Hands." Opportunities are fleeting, and your reaction speed determines whether you can grab the juiciest part. Prepare your browser tabs in advance: one for the lending protocol page, with your wallet connected and permissions granted; another for the spot trading page, with your order tools ready. Never wait until the moment to enter your password or find menus—that precious time difference can cause you to miss the two highest-rate minutes.
Finally, you need an "Excel Sheet." Gas fees are the biggest killers of profit. On BSC, sometimes the network is quiet, and fees are extremely cheap; other times, it's congested like rush hour, and a single transaction can eat up half your gains. So, before executing, do the math: subtract the bilateral trading fees from the arbitrage spread, then deduct Gas costs. Is the remaining profit enough for a meal? If not, all the effort is just working for exchanges and miners.
Don't believe in the "passive income myth"—that's just a story to deceive newcomers. Success here depends on information sensitivity, operational speed, and precise calculations. With the right tools in place, you'll be competitive; missing even one piece means just giving away fees.