In the DeFi ecosystem, how can you make your assets "multi-purpose"? This question troubles many participants. The key is to find protocols that can activate the potential of your assets.



Take blue-chip tokens, for example, ETH. You can stake it without selling (to preserve the upside), and at the same time borrow stablecoins to make other investments. This is a reflection of asset efficiency.

The cost of borrowing determines everything. If the interest rate is ridiculously high, even the best strategies are useless. But when the borrowing rate drops to around 1%, the situation changes completely—additional funds become almost cost-free.

How to use it? Arbitrage. Borrow stablecoins at low interest, invest them in higher-yield financial products, and wait for the interest spread. This approach sounds simple, but executing it requires protocols that truly understand the mechanism.

Interestingly, many protocols incorporate liquidity staking. Your collateral itself earns interest, and combined with the returns from lending assets, the effect becomes compound growth.

The completeness of the ecosystem is also crucial. The deeper the integration between protocols, the more channels your funds can flow into for profit. In other words, choosing a solution that connects to a complete ecosystem is choosing a broader wealth growth pathway.

Security mechanisms cannot be overlooked. No matter how high the returns, they cannot outweigh the risk of a security incident. Check whether the protocol has undergone audits and has multi-layer risk control designs—that's essential homework before participating.

Finally, the quality of the community also reflects the project's maturity. Members care about optimizing allocations and increasing yields, rather than shouting slogans every day. Such an environment allows you to focus on improving your financial skills with peace of mind.
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ForkThisDAOvip
· 13h ago
A 1% borrowing interest rate is really amazing. I've seen ridiculously high rates before, which directly discouraged me. Compound growth is indeed impressive, but I'm just worried about protocols with incomplete ecosystems hitting snags. Security audits can't be taken lightly. I've suffered from not doing proper research before. I'm already tired of projects that shout slogans every day. It's too superficial. Using ETH as collateral to borrow stablecoins for arbitrage, I feel like I should look for truly mature ecosystems.
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NotSatoshivip
· 13h ago
1% interest rate? What kind of perfect conditions would that require? Have you ever encountered such a situation in reality, everyone?
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AirdropHunterWangvip
· 13h ago
A 1% interest rate is really just a dream that can make you wake up laughing, but the problem is which protocol dares to offer such a low rate. Compound growth sounds great, but the premise is that there are no major failures. The completeness of the ecosystem is indeed important, but the deeper the integration, the greater the risk. It's a dilemma. In simple terms, it's an eternal tug-of-war between returns and risks. There is no perfect solution. Projects that shout slogans in the community should definitely be avoided; they are often signs of a rug pull. I've reviewed several audit reports, but sometimes zero-day vulnerabilities can't be prevented. The logic of collateralized lending and earning interest is sound, but the key is not to greedily pile on leverage. Borrowing stablecoins at low interest for arbitrage sounds simple, but it's hard to execute; slippage and gas fees can eat up half of the profit. It's basically a gamble on whether the protocol is reliable; choosing the wrong one can lead to total loss.
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ForkPrincevip
· 13h ago
1% interest rate? When will I be able to break even, it feels like the arbitrage space has been squeezed dry. ETH has been earning interest all along, why bother borrowing stablecoins? Isn't direct staking more attractive? Even after audits, issues still arise. It looks like gambling on the protocol's integrity. The so-called completeness of the ecosystem sounds good, but in reality, the risks are just as complete. High asset efficiency is great, but I have to ask, are there any truly safe protocols now? Compound growth sounds great, but if the principal is gone, it's all lost. How should I choose, everyone? I really don't dare to collateralize casually now.
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