Small but consistent profits on-chain have been working for me

I actually started seeing some consistent profits after spending more time on on-chain setups.

At the beginning I was mostly looking at obvious price differences, but those were either gone too fast or just not profitable after fees.

What made the difference for me was shifting focus away from “finding big gaps” and paying more attention to smaller, repeatable inefficiencies.

A lot of it comes down to watching how liquidity moves between pools and understanding when things temporarily get out of balance.

I’m not trying to be first on everything anymore. Instead I focus on setups where I can already be positioned and just react when things slightly shift.

It’s not huge money per trade, but it adds up over time if you stay consistent and manage costs properly.

Also learned the hard way that gas and failed transactions can wipe out a lot if you’re not careful, so execution matters more than anything.

Still figuring things out, but this approach has been working better for me than just trading direction.