As a programmer, I really can't stand repeating operations on the chain every day. So over the past six months, I built a set of tools—three automated bots—that work 24/7 in the stablecoin ecosystem on my behalf.
Honestly, manually managing DeFi is too primitive. Depositing, borrowing, re-investing, watching liquidation risks—doing these over and over would drive me crazy. So I just wrote the entire logic as scripts. Now, my assets are moving on this chain by themselves, almost as if they have consciousness, helping me grow.
After becoming familiar with a certain stablecoin ecosystem, I decided to take it to the extreme. Using three bots, I set up a fully automated yield farming system.
**Bot 1: The Collateral Health Gatekeeper**
Its job is straightforward—monitor my collateral positions. When BNB price rises, my collateralization ratio increases, and it automatically triggers transactions to borrow more USD1 for Bot 2 to handle. If the price drops and approaches the liquidation line, it automatically adds collateral or repays debt. This way, I hardly need to worry about liquidation.
**Bot 2: The Liquidity Transporter**
It receives USD1 borrowed by Bot 1, or automatically sells tokens I mined for USD1, then finds the highest-yield stablecoin pools in the ecosystem and invests automatically. I don’t need to compare data daily; it maximizes returns on its own.
**Bot 3: The Compound Interest Harvester**
According to my set cycle (e.g., daily), it automatically harvests yields generated by various pools and reinvests them into the production cycle. Thus, compound interest cycles automatically without human intervention.
These three bots work together via smart contracts and off-chain triggers, forming my "automatic money printing system." I’ve gone from a farmer to a farm owner—only checking logs daily and occasionally adjusting parameters.
In essence, this setup works because certain ecosystem contract interfaces are designed clearly and are highly composable. This also reflects an ultimate direction for DeFi: capital self-management with maximum efficiency.
Of course, this requires a high technical threshold and risk control awareness. I wouldn’t recommend beginners copy it directly. But it also shows a reality: in this new world, capitalists who can code have a crushing advantage.
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OnchainSniper
· 01-13 20:53
Code is capital, I love this logic
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 01-12 10:43
Wow, this is truly passive income. Even my manual operations as a monkey should be laid off.
Code farmers are really incredible, directly Schrödinger's automatic money printing...
If this guy bugs out once, he's bankrupt. His courage is unmatched.
My technical level is only enough to work for others, I look at it with envy.
Wait, isn't this the legendary arbitrage robot...
With a clear contract interface, who can find it? They're all secondary market bagholders.
Writing code = owning a money printer. Learning Python these days is really worth it.
Three bots working together... how much gas fee would that cost? Just the transaction fees could eat up more than half of the profit.
If this logic is used by beginners, they would definitely lose everything. It really requires a conscience.
That's right, coders are indeed the biggest winners in this ecosystem. We retail investors can only sip the soup.
If this continues, DeFi will become a robot playground. Humans are really going to lose their jobs.
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RugpullSurvivor
· 01-11 09:05
It's truly amazing, the era where code equals capital has fully arrived.
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That's why I keep learning programming until I vomit, and I still push on.
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Wait, can his system really handle liquidation risks? I always feel like there might be a bug somewhere.
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Damn, I see others making money while sleeping, and I'm still manually reconciling accounts.
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Is this the endgame of DeFi? Technical barriers permanently lock out the poor.
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No wonder he's a programmer; I can only stare at charts every day, while capital automatically multiplies.
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The logic of coordinating three bots is actually quite elegant, but can the risks truly be diversified?
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It's so competitive; even pure coders need to know how to trigger off-chain triggers to survive.
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This guy is exactly what DeFi should look like.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 01-11 08:56
This ROI logic has no issues, but how are the risk control parameters set, and what safety margin is left for liquidation distance?
The technical threshold is indeed a dividing line; those who can write scripts are already halfway to success.
Interestingly, the three-robot mode essentially formalizes the manual decision-making process, reducing the psychological game cost.
However, although the stablecoin ecosystem appears less volatile, who will bear the risk of liquidity exhaustion?
How long is the payback period for this system, and what is the actual return rate?
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WalletManager
· 01-11 08:56
I'm good at this technical work, but the question is, has the contract layer really been audited? A single vulnerability could crash all automation logic. Have the details of private key management been clarified?
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ZkSnarker
· 01-11 08:56
well technically this is just fancy liquidation bait with extra steps... imagine if one of those bots hits a reorg or the oracle glitches lol. ngl the composability flex is real tho
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LiquidityNinja
· 01-11 08:43
Code farmers are truly the chosen ones, I have to admit.
May I ask if you've ever experienced a liquidation, or have you always been lucky?
If this system had a bug once, the loss could cost a year's worth of meals.
It's got some substance, but the threshold feels too high; ordinary people can't play.
The automatic money-printing system sounds pretty dreamy, but I'm worried that the ecosystem side might change the rules someday.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-11 08:27
Code farmers turn into automatic money printers, this is true passive income, envy
As a programmer, I really can't stand repeating operations on the chain every day. So over the past six months, I built a set of tools—three automated bots—that work 24/7 in the stablecoin ecosystem on my behalf.
Honestly, manually managing DeFi is too primitive. Depositing, borrowing, re-investing, watching liquidation risks—doing these over and over would drive me crazy. So I just wrote the entire logic as scripts. Now, my assets are moving on this chain by themselves, almost as if they have consciousness, helping me grow.
After becoming familiar with a certain stablecoin ecosystem, I decided to take it to the extreme. Using three bots, I set up a fully automated yield farming system.
**Bot 1: The Collateral Health Gatekeeper**
Its job is straightforward—monitor my collateral positions. When BNB price rises, my collateralization ratio increases, and it automatically triggers transactions to borrow more USD1 for Bot 2 to handle. If the price drops and approaches the liquidation line, it automatically adds collateral or repays debt. This way, I hardly need to worry about liquidation.
**Bot 2: The Liquidity Transporter**
It receives USD1 borrowed by Bot 1, or automatically sells tokens I mined for USD1, then finds the highest-yield stablecoin pools in the ecosystem and invests automatically. I don’t need to compare data daily; it maximizes returns on its own.
**Bot 3: The Compound Interest Harvester**
According to my set cycle (e.g., daily), it automatically harvests yields generated by various pools and reinvests them into the production cycle. Thus, compound interest cycles automatically without human intervention.
These three bots work together via smart contracts and off-chain triggers, forming my "automatic money printing system." I’ve gone from a farmer to a farm owner—only checking logs daily and occasionally adjusting parameters.
In essence, this setup works because certain ecosystem contract interfaces are designed clearly and are highly composable. This also reflects an ultimate direction for DeFi: capital self-management with maximum efficiency.
Of course, this requires a high technical threshold and risk control awareness. I wouldn’t recommend beginners copy it directly. But it also shows a reality: in this new world, capitalists who can code have a crushing advantage.