Remember when BNB was soaring at 1300U? It turned around to 900U, but no one dared to move. Ironically, the worst time to buy was when the chips were gone—that’s the most heartbreaking part.

Getting trapped isn’t the worst pain; the real pain is having the opportunity right in front of you, but your ammunition is all used up.

But here’s a turning point. Some lending protocols’ “revolving loan” feature is actually the supply station you need. Don’t misunderstand—it’s not about playing high leverage to self-destruct, but about teaching you how to understand the rules.

The logic is simple: pledge your BNB → borrow USD1 (the key is the interest rate is only 0.41%) → exchange USD1 back to BNB → deposit again. Repeat this cycle.

Why not just open a contract? Have you tried the funding rate? In a bull market, it deducts you a thousandth per day, and the long-term profit is completely eaten up. But the cost of this borrowing method is almost zero, meaning you can hold this position for three or six months without worry, even if BNB is bottoming at 900U, the wear from the rate won’t find you.

To put it simply, you’re using time to buy space. When BNB returns to 1200U and you pay back the borrowed USD1, the remaining coins are pure profit—that’s what true “empty-handed white wolf” trading is.

One prerequisite: don’t let LTV exceed 50%. Don’t fall before dawn.