RE: LeoThread 2025-08-11 20:46

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very poor liquidity in H-E when trying to trade large order of LEO. How do people by $10K worth of LEO at a go without a huge spread?

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At this point, you probably can't. That's the downside to the SIRP and LSTR soaking up all the selling. There's not a lot of loose LEO out there to buy. The only way to get it is to keep bidding up the price until people are willing to sell it to you. There are sellers waiting out there, but you don't know where they are until they hit your "bait". I'd recommend buying bits and pieces from the pools. Try to buy it in chunks that don't move the slippage too much.

Realistically, this is one of the reasons the price needs to go up over $1. You can't move a lot of volume at $.25. But at $1, $2, $3, now you can get a decent dollar amount through without too many tokens having to change hands. It's coming.

Pretty crazy though how you could buy 10s of thousands when it was under 2 cents, but it's hard to buy a few thousand at 25 cents. Such is the nature of crypto. Everyone wants it on the way up.

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so you have to use ausbit to see where the larger orders are. Then you combine pool to and order book.

  • no large orders in sell book => pool (do a $500-$1000 purchase)
  • let the arbitrage bots do their thing. Wait 5 min
  • check ausbit open orders again => large sell order? Snipe it, no large sell order => pool
  • arbitrage bots … 5 min

Repeat..

With current open sell orders (s/s) i would start in the market first then the pool

Will take 30 min to get your total position at best price

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