#DeFi交易与收益 UNI burn operation is indeed interesting. Trading 4,000 UNI for a $39,500 asset portfolio with a net profit of $14,500—this is a classic front-running arbitrage. Adjustments to fee structures and contract redesigns have created these opportunities.

But there's a practical issue that needs to be addressed: ordinary users simply can't see these opportunities. No visual interface, no standardized operation process, and the barriers are right there. Gas costs, execution risks, fleeting liquidity windows—any one of these factors can eat into your profits.

What I've observed is that this situation is becoming more common in DeFi. Ethereum mainnet throughput hitting new highs, validator queue expansion—these reflect projects that are generating real income within the ecosystem. Protocols that truly capture fees and maintain financial discipline are quietly being targeted by institutions.

Regarding copy-trading strategies, my advice is: if you want to chase these arbitrage opportunities, you should select traders with high risk appetite to follow. But a more reliable approach is to focus on top DeFi protocols with ample liquidity and transparent slippage. Risk-to-reward ratio is the key. Short-term arbitrage is exciting, but long-term stable returns come from understanding the ecosystem's logic.