Don't forget a detail: if you haven't hedged, you might still be losing money after this drop. Conversely, just lending out coins to earn interest? That's only about 30 or so. The difference is quite significant. That's why some people can achieve steady profits through hedging, while others only get slim returns from pure lending—different strategies lead to vastly different results.
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ValidatorViking
· 01-18 11:03
hedging's the difference between actually knowing what you're doing vs just... hoping, honestly. pure lending returns are basically participation trophies at this point lol
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hodl_therapist
· 01-17 06:05
Hedging to make money, not hedging to lose money—simple words, but the truth holds.
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 01-15 18:22
Hedging is truly a watershed moment; not doing it can lead to disastrous losses.
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SignatureAnxiety
· 01-15 18:18
Really, not hedging is just giving it away; the interest money isn't enough to cover anything.
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HodlKumamon
· 01-15 18:16
Oh, that's why the bears always say that strategy is the天地线. A 30% interest rate sounds sweet, but after deducting risks, it's not enough to watch.
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DevChive
· 01-15 18:05
Oh no, hedging can really save your life, otherwise you'd lose even more in this market downturn.
Don't forget a detail: if you haven't hedged, you might still be losing money after this drop. Conversely, just lending out coins to earn interest? That's only about 30 or so. The difference is quite significant. That's why some people can achieve steady profits through hedging, while others only get slim returns from pure lending—different strategies lead to vastly different results.