EVE Trade Run #1: 70M ISK Hauling Dodixie -> Nullsec
EVE trade run from Dodixie to nullsec: hauled cargo about 30 jumps to RA-NXN VII for 70M ISK profit. An honest breakdown of ROI, risk, and whether it paid off.
EVE Trade Run #1: 70M ISK Hauling Dodixie -> Nullsec
Run #1 - Dodixie -> RA-NXN VII +70M ISK
Here's my confession: I'm not really a trader.
I'm a guy who opens ISK Scout(eve trade tool), picks the route with the biggest number, and prays the autopilot doesn't fly me straight into a gatecamp.
This is New Eden Trade Runs - me doing exactly that, one destination at a time, reporting the honest numbers afterward. Even the embarrassing ones.
Run #1 took me out of Dodixie to RA-NXN VII - a 0.0 nullsec system, 28 jumps away. I made 70M ISK and, more importantly, I survived. Whether that was worth it is a defferent question, and I'll get to it.
- The route ISK Scout handed me

- Before wallet

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Loading up at Dodixie
ISK Scout didn't just hand me a destination — it handed me a shopping list. The route detail showed exactly which items carried the best margin once they reached RA-NXN, so I bought what the tool flagged and nothing it didn't.


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EVE wallet after buying cargo at Dodixie - remaining ISK and the purchase transactions
Cargo bought. Here's the damage: what's left in the wallet, and every purchase on the record.

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nullsec is scary
The 28 jumps route from Dodixie to RA-NXN VII, dropping from highsec into nullsec

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Hold full, Here we go.
Loaded up and on my way. 28 jumps to go — what could go wrong?

- And there it was: 0.0. Nullsec

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my first run-in with the Angel
It wasn't the devil waiting for me in nullsec. It was Angels — the Cartel, not the choir."

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And then, finally - destiantion
Arriving at RA-NXN VII, the nullsec destination of the Dodixie trade run


- Here's everything that sold at RA-NXN VII

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Did it actually pay?
70M ISK over 28 jumps works out to roughly 2.5M per jump. Start to finish, the run took about 35 minutes. Not a fortune — but the cargo cleared nullsec without a scratch, and that mattered more than the number.