What do you do when the market is not doing well? There are some people who don't pay attention to K-line price movements at all; they focus solely on "price asymmetry" as their main strategy.

Their logic is simple: they exploit any bugs in the market. They don't chase hot trends or bet on directions; they focus on price differences between exchanges, the time gaps of new tokens on the chain, and slippage spaces across different DEXes. From manually recording arbitrage prices with Excel in the early days to now placing millisecond-level orders with scripts; from waiting at CEX deposit and withdrawal windows to sniping Gas Wars on the chain—these people have turned arbitrage into a technical skill.

Information advantage is their alpha, and execution speed determines how much they can profit. While others are losing money in a bear market, they hedge; in a bull market, while others chase high prices, they lock in risk-free returns.