I am happy to share that. I like using tokleo .com for that and generally play the first 3 or 4 assets. You can see my filter settings for it in the screenshot but of course set them to your preferences. ![[CleanShot_2025-07-02_at_07.09.522x.jpg]] So why am I choosing to run bid/ask as opposed to spot or curve? That choice is generally determined by what the market is doing with that asset and what your goal is with the capital you are deploying. Bid/Ask is mainly used when you are in volatile and swingy markets. These typically have big pumps and sharp pullbacks. That Bid/Ask Flip strategy is specifically designed to start one-sided in either SOL or the token. You are selling high when price pumps into the liquidity you are providing or buying low when price reverses and re-enters the range. The strategy flips back and forth automatically and essentially allows you to buy the dips and sell the rips, all while farming fees along the way. Spot is normal LP farming. Being able to automate it significantly closes the gap on bid/ask but what sets it apart is that I generally see it as a way to use precision to build a bigger bag of the asset or a way to ladder out of the asset into the other. Essentially you are able to DCA into and out of an asset. Curve is ideal if you are deployed into stable coins or range bound assets. You are wanting nice, consistent fee farming from assets that move up or down but constantly come back to middle. This is known as mean-reverting price action. So to recap, this is how I like to think of all 3 strategies. 1. Use an automated spot strategy when you want control and predictability. Perfect to use when either building up or unwinding out of a position. 2. Use curve when you expect sideways action. It farms every wiggle that occurs in a really tight band. It really shines when the price is rangebound. 3. Use bid/ask flip when you want a lot of reactivity. It is closest to a being a bot designed to sell your bags near the top and buying them back lower. The whole time it farms while doing it.