After $LIT上线, there really aren't many new opportunities to make quick gains in the market. Currently, the market is at a freezing point, and the number of interactive projects available for participation is decreasing. The main active platforms I’m still engaging with are a few prediction market platforms.

Honestly, my mindset is very relaxed now, and I’ve entered a mindless, Zen-like mode of placing orders. The strategy is quite simple: find an event with high certainty and a cycle of 1 to 3 months, then repeatedly place limit orders to buy low and sell high, continuing until the probability of the event approaches 100% as closely as possible.

For example, on Opinion, I mainly track the event "Will Satoshi move coins?" from around 70% all the way up to now. On Probable, I focus on "The Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged after the January meeting," gradually increasing from over 60%. These types of events will most likely tend toward a 100% occurrence, and as long as you keep buying low and selling high, you can continue to profit.

The main purpose of doing this is to earn points, not necessarily to make a profit. You don’t need to watch the market all day; just open it occasionally to check the transaction status.

However, there are two points to be aware of: First, black swan events could cause prices to suddenly plummet or even go to zero, so don’t risk too much on a single trade. Personally, I invest only 3000U per project, which is within my risk tolerance. Second, project teams often adjust the points rules. Opinion changed later to only award points for events within the main trading pools. Probable has not yet announced detailed scoring rules. Predict has clarified the points system: the amount of trading volume corresponds to a certain number of points. As for Polymarket, the ecosystem threshold is relatively high, and participation is more about the experience than expecting airdrops.