2026-01-11 00:25:18

Holding ETH but struggling to find ways to increase income? Why not try this classic DeFi arbitrage strategy.

Use ETH for staking and lending. Currently, the borrowing cost is about 1%, then invest the borrowed USD1 to earn a fixed return—20% annualized is not a dream. This way, your ETH remains in your wallet, and you don't need to sell it, while earning a decent passive income from idle assets.

In simple terms, it’s about making full use of the time value of capital. Collateral remains unchanged, but the returns steadily grow. For long-term believers in Ethereum, this stablecoin arbitrage method can significantly boost overall asset returns. The operation is also straightforward, just a few steps to get started. As long as the USD1 yield remains stable, the sustainability of this strategy is quite assured.

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 20h ago

20% annualized? You need to stay steady; this return sounds a bit too good to be true.

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ExpectationFarmer

· 01-11 09:33

Stablecoin annualized 20%? Buddy, it depends on where the borrowed money is lying around.

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Rugman_Walking

· 01-11 00:50

20% annualized? Why do I feel like this risk is hidden away?

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BearMarketBuyer

· 01-11 00:47

Wait, is the 20% annualized return really stable? I feel like the risks are being downplayed.

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tokenomics_truther

· 01-11 00:47

20% annualized? That sounds a bit suspicious, gotta see which protocol it is.

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WhaleInTraining

· 01-11 00:37

Is this the same old story again? Is 20% annualized return really stable? --- Lending cost 1%, yield 20%, with such a huge spread, I just can't understand when it will collapse. --- Damn, I should have just held and waited foolishly. Isn't it more profitable to farm the羊毛? --- It's easy to say, but once the returns side encounters problems, the entire logic collapses. What about the risks? --- It sounds simple, but do you all know where the stablecoin yields come from?

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ChainProspector

· 01-11 00:35

Wait, 20% annualized? What kind of stablecoin yield pool is that? I haven't seen it before.

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DevChive

· 01-11 00:27

Wait, 20% annualized? It feels like another new trick to cut the leeks again.

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