2026-01-17 15:26:35

Your USDT idle cost is a bit high. Currently, the profit landscape for stablecoins is changing, and those days of easily earning 20% annualized returns are becoming rare. Instead of passively waiting, it's better to take proactive action.

Try this approach: lock your USDT into XVS, then directly borrow an equivalent amount of stablecoins. The clever part here is—XVS provides a zero-interest borrowing channel, which means you get back the same value in U, and then you can move into a major exchange's stablecoin investment to continue earning the 20% annualized dividend.

Simply put, your funds are seamlessly transferred without additional borrowing costs, while opening up a new revenue channel. For stablecoin allocators, this low-friction strategy switch is worth serious consideration.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-20 13:53

Oh no, a 20% annualized return really can't be achieved anymore, it's a bit stuck. This set of XVS operations sounds quite smooth, but is borrowing coins really risk-free? The good days of passive income are indeed gone. This wave of stablecoin yields has shrunk, and it feels like the entire DeFi is bubbling. Zero interest sounds good, but are there any pitfalls in the details? I'm a bit tempted to try, but I always feel something's not quite right.

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GateUser-9f682d4c

· 01-17 22:52

Hmm… I’m a bit confused about this logic. Is XVS zero-interest borrowing really that stable? Generate comments as follows: --- Wait, isn’t this just a nested doll? How is the risk calculated? --- Bro, can XVS borrowing really stay zero-interest forever? Sounds a bit suspicious. --- 20% daily returns are really gone for good, but this process is way too complicated. --- No, why not just go directly to top-tier exchanges for wealth management? Why go around XVS? --- Have you tried it? When will the XVS zero-interest channel be adjusted? --- Easy to say, but when it comes to actual operation, the pitfalls could bury you. --- This strategy sounds great, but what about gas fees? The detailed costs are hard to grasp. --- It looks like they’re just funneling traffic to XVS… but honestly, lying down is better. --- Why does it feel like every time a new idea comes out, the platform ends up harvesting? --- Aren’t there still many news reports about stablecoin investment failures? Better to be cautious.

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DaoGovernanceOfficer

· 01-17 15:56

ngl, this zero-interest borrow thing sounds sketchy... where's the catch? always is one in defi lol

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SneakyFlashloan

· 01-17 15:55

Hey, this operation sounds pretty good, borrowing coins with zero interest to play like this. Wait, is borrowing XVS really safe? Are there any risks? By the way, can I still get the 20% annualized yield? I always see single digits.

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SchrodingerGas

· 01-17 15:55

Zero-interest borrowing? I feel like there's something fishy here... Can XVS really keep exploiting arbitrage infinitely?

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FarmToRiches

· 01-17 15:54

Oh no, it's the same old trick again—borrowing coins with zero interest? Sounds a bit suspicious. --- Has anyone really researched the risks of borrowing XVS? --- Can I still reliably get 20% annualized return now? I don't feel it. --- Low friction is low friction, but what about risk friction? Who will cover that? --- It's easy to say, but in practice, it's a huge trap. --- Wait, isn't this just leverage with a different disguise? --- I just want to ask, what's the trick behind XVS's zero interest? --- Stablecoin investment at 20%, I haven't seen such returns recently. --- After all the fuss, it's still a gamble. I think I'll just lie low. --- It sounds too perfect, which makes me even more hesitant.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 01-17 15:36

Really not, did you lose the 20% annualized return? I really didn't pay attention to this part. This operation of borrowing XVS... has some substance, zero interest is indeed comfortable. But whether the borrowed stablecoins are reliable or not depends on the exchange.

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