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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
MXC token on the miner side enters a collateralisation phase, while the rest is on the M2 Pro Miner network (as per usual with MXC, DHX, or BTC)9. During the collateralisation phase, MXC is put into a multi-faceted arbitrage that longs MXC while maximising the DOT gained. This arbitrage model is unique, since it does not rely on one central pair, but instead relies on multiple pairs at the same time (more on this below)10. With DOT gained through the collateralisation phase, the DOT could enter the MXC Validator on Polkadot as DOT stake11. The DOT that is extrapolated per era (Polkadot’s usage of term to determine cycle, in which 1 era is roughly 1 day) is automatically claimed by the MXC Validator (usually people need to claim for themselves, and if they forget to do that then their rewards expire in 84 era)12. The claimed DOT could then be added to the M2 Pro Miner network as part of this conceptUniqueness of the multi-faceted arbitrage modelTraditional arbitrage usually relies on one pair. Let’s take the MXC-USDT market, for example: an arbitrager may see MXC as $0.031 USDT per token on one exchange, and $0.029 USDT per token on another exchange. The arbitrager can take advantage of the difference in price by initiating a flash swap to take the $0.002 USDT per token arbitrage opportunity.A more complex traditional arbitrage relies on one type of pair. Let’s say there’s one MXC-USDT pair and another MXC-stablecoin pair such as MXC-USDC. MXC could
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