Many people still stick to basic strategies like borrowing and lending with stablecoins, but there are actually more advanced operations to explore.

If you've already tried the process of collateralizing assets to get USD1, it's time to consider upgrading your approach—especially when you hold more than just traditional blue-chip assets.

For example, if you currently hold interest-bearing tokens that generate yields on their own, such as certain stablecoin yield certificates, these assets don't need to sit idle. You can directly collateralize them in protocols. Then, a key move is to—simultaneously—continue earning native yields from these tokens while borrowing low-cost USD1 to seek other profit opportunities. It's like having a principal that opens multiple financial channels for you.

This strategy definitely requires a clear understanding of the risk profiles of various assets. Not everyone is suited to jump straight into this. But the flexibility is precisely what makes these financial tools valuable—they can cater to a range of users from beginners to seasoned players.

Interestingly, despite the complexity of this operation, the product interface is designed to be very user-friendly. The complex financial steps are broken down into clear, manageable stages, allowing newcomers to quickly get started. This significantly lowers the barrier to participation.

Thanks to this inclusive design, the ecosystem has been expanding both horizontally and vertically over the past few years. Not only are ordinary token holders attracted, but experienced DeFi users who think through complex strategies are also getting involved. The ecosystem's levels and depth have advanced to a new stage.