Today, I’m sharing my personal experience using market-making bots for perpdex farming. As I’ve been posting here, I’m an avid perpdex user—specifically when it comes to DEX airdrop farming. I’ve been trading daily on @hibachi_xyz (my main farm for several months) for a while now. We’re currently in the point-distribution playoffs there; thanks to a lot of dedication, I’m in the top 50, and I firmly believe that effort will pay off after the $HEAT TGE! A few months later, I came across another platform that caught my eye for various reasons—though that’s beside the point right now—called @tradehotstuff. Through disciplined effort, and despite discovering the product only when it was already in Week 10, I’ve managed to slowly climb into the top 50 there as well. Obviously, each platform has a distinct dynamic for awarding points, and that’s where market-making bots come in handy. In my specific case, I dedicate a large part of the day to my job, so I can’t spend hours glued to the screen watching trades. On both platforms, "taker" orders yield more significant points, but that requires more screen time. So, how do I manage with my limited time? I started testing a few bots months ago, but the initial experiences were disastrous—I won't even go into the details here, as thinking about the wasted money just makes me sad. However, after several experiments—and let me be clear: this isn't an ad; it’s simply what I do—I found a product a few months ago that has been incredibly useful and has significantly boosted my farming progress. I’m talking about the bots from @cedeflow. So far, I’ve adopted them as inseparable companions to assist me whenever I see that MAKER orders are viable. Not only is their algorithm efficient, but they are also constantly making targeted adjustments and creating new strategies to adapt to changing market conditions. What’s more, they frequently host competitions linked to the various perpetual exchanges they integrate with, offering us access to point boosts, point-based rewards, and even cash prizes. I’ve heard some people say that using bots for farming isn't worth it, but my experience has been the opposite; without them, I wouldn't have reached my current standing on these exchanges. That said, a bot isn't a miracle worker—we have to do our part by paying attention to factors like asset selection, spreads, volume, and Open Interest (OI). We need to choose the right asset for the moment and let the bots handle the rest. As I mentioned earlier, I’m not trying to advertise; I’m simply explaining how and where I use these bots. In any case, if you’re interested in checking them out, you can use the link below. Does it include my referral code? Yes, but using it is entirely optional; if you’d like to support me, just keep the link intact. 👇👇👇👇👇👇 @cedeflow link Before I sign off for the night, I’m also sharing a link to the perpetual exchange I’ve fully committed to—my latest high-conviction pick. It’s currently in private beta, but I have a few invites available. I hadn't planned to mention it in this post since the integration API isn't expected to launch until next month, but I’m taking this opportunity to make a request to the incredibly helpful @cedeflow team: please make sure to integrate @TxFlow_L1, because I’m going to need you guys operating there. I’ll leave the link here; I’ve been trading there for over a week and have found deep liquidity, a clean interface, and fast execution speeds. But that’s a topic for another post—this brief background was just to keep the @cedeflow team in the loop regarding the next integration to pursue, because @TxFlow_L1 is going to be huge, just as you are also proving that you are very good too. 👇👇👇👇👇💸💸💸💸💸💸💸 @TxFlow_L1 link A big hug to everyone—good night to me, and good morning to the majority.