2025-12-23 11:28:08

The latest activity from a leading exchange Wallet has provided stablecoin users with a great opportunity. If you want to take full advantage of it, the logic is actually quite clear:

First, deposit the USDC you have; this is fundamental. Then, borrow USDT on the platform; this is a key step. Finally, take the borrowed USDT to deploy elsewhere, where you can participate in liquidity mining, lending protocols, or other yield strategies.

In this way, your USDC is effectively activated as an interest-generating asset—maintaining the security of a stablecoin while also generating additional income through lending, and meanwhile, your USDT is working for you elsewhere. The approach is not complicated, but attention needs to be paid to the balance between lending rates and external returns.

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SchroedingerMiner

· 2025-12-26 04:49

Arbitrage again? The interest rates are unpredictable this time Can stablecoin stacking really make money? I’m skeptical Is the borrowing ratio well calculated? Don’t suffer losses I played this game last year, what about the risk of跑路 Wait, a change in borrowing interest rates can lead to huge losses, who bears this risk Borrowing USDT with USDC, sounds simple but full of traps Feeling tired, I think making a profit from the spread is better than buying directly This logic is sound, but the execution is too complicated The risk of lending platforms is high, I prefer to hold coins and watch Are they again cutting leeks? I don’t think it’s necessarily profitable

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FadCatcher

· 2025-12-26 04:15

Stablecoin arbitrage is back again, and this trick is played so skillfully. Wait, are lending interest rates really cost-effective, or is this just another new way to scam retail investors? USDC earning interest? Sounds good, but what about the risks? Just a quick mention? The longer the chain, the greater the risk. I still feel safer holding. With so many lending platforms running away, who can guarantee they won't crash? When everyone is playing this game, can we still look at liquidity mining yields? Details are the real killer; lending interest rates change every day.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 2025-12-25 07:22

It's the same old trick. I played it like this during the bear market, and as a result, the USDT lending interest rate skyrocketed, cutting my profits in half. Now you're teaching me? Wait, is this lending rate stable this time, or am I about to step into another trap? Honestly, it's just leverage arbitrage. The risk seems small but hidden traps are lurking. I've already been wiped out once. How long can this interest rate differential last? I bet it will reverse next week. Stablecoin yield? Why hasn't my USDC survived? It's always this logic that ends up wiping everything out.

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PanicSeller

· 2025-12-24 07:09

This strategy sounds good, but you need to manage the interest rate risk properly.

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faded_wojak.eth

· 2025-12-23 12:01

It's the same stablecoin arbitrage again, sounds easy but actually has a lot of pitfalls when operating. Can borrowing interest rates and yield differences work? It feels like I have to keep an eye on the market. This job seems safe but the risks are all in the details. Haven't we all been clipped for coupons? Can we really outperform the costs? Alright, let's give it a try, since my USDC is just sitting idle anyway. I've played this logic before, and the current interest rate difference isn't enough. Wait... I also have to consider gas fees and slippage, how much is left after calculating? It feels like the exchange is playing people for suckers again, just watching without participating. Those who jumped in with their eyes closed have been educated, it's better to be cautious.

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SlowLearnerWang

· 2025-12-23 12:00

It's the same old routine again, watching others make money happily, and I only realize it half a beat late... Deposit USDC, borrow USDT, and then go mining. It sounds smooth, but I'm just afraid that if the interest rate fluctuates, everything will be in vain. --- Wow, isn't this just a trap? Stablecoins can be played like this? Why do I always realize it only after the fact. --- It's easy to say, but when it comes to actual operation, I have to keep an eye on the interest rates of four or five platforms, and if I'm not careful, I'll lose money. --- Goodness, I've learned another trick, but I bet I'll definitely fall into a pit when I operate with five bucks. --- I understand this logic, but when it comes to execution, it all depends on luck; the borrowing interest rates change really quickly.

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 2025-12-23 11:54

Trap-style earning, I've played this trick before Is the lending price difference really attractive? I'm afraid of falling into a trap Wait, how's the interest rate market been these days? I just want to know if it's reliable to get in now It's so complicated, it would be better to just do Mining and win passively

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FarmToRiches

· 2025-12-23 11:44

It's another lending arbitrage, this kind of play has long been standard, just see who operates more meticulously. Can this round of interest rates really keep up with mining returns? I'm not so sure. Deposit USDC and borrow USDT, if balanced well, it's just lying down and earning, but if not done right, you might have to eat the interest spread. It feels like the risks aren't clearly explained, man. In these times, if money doesn't move, it depreciates, but if it moves too aggressively, it’s also concerning. Another "fully utilized" opportunity, why am I so skeptical? When interest rates are inverted, it should be time to stop. Those who seize such opportunities are always quick-handed.

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