A project has done something quite clever – allowing you to hold onto your beliefs without having to compromise for cash flow. The idea of a well-known Decentralized Finance protocol is roughly as follows: rather than forcing you to sell your assets at a low price when you urgently need liquidity, it allows you to lock in your existing positions and then mint corresponding synthetic stablecoins. This is not some flashy high-yield product, nor is it a gimmick for leveraged arbitrage – it essentially provides people with breathing space, freeing their lives and investment strategies from being hijacked by panic.

To put it bluntly: you deposit various mainstream assets—from Bitcoin and Ethereum to other tokens—the system recognizes the value of these assets, and then you can generate stablecoins based on this collateral. What are the core advantages? First, there is no forced liquidation, you have the initiative; second, the assets are always in your hands, not locked by the platform; third, if the market improves, your original position continues to appreciate.

This mechanism is particularly friendly to those who are optimistic about long-term trends but need financial flexibility in the short term. Instead of getting tangled up in whether to sell or not, it’s better to borrow for a turnaround and make decisions once the market confirms. Of course, any collateral system carries risks, such as asset volatility and oracle security, which must be paid attention to. However, from the perspective of user experience, this idea indeed breaks the traditional deadlock of "selling to exchange for stablecoin."