During a market downturn, many people are observing airdrops and points mechanisms. But the market will always rebound, and this is a good time to deploy assets at a low point.



Some DeFi products' yields are worth paying attention to. For example, stablecoin derivatives like sNUSD currently show the following data:
- Base yield 12.3% (actual net yield)
- Implied yield 13.12% (corresponding to the incurred cost)
- Burn rate -9.27% (the amount of principal consumed per period)

These indicators reflect the true profit potential of the product under the current market environment. For investors optimistic about a market rebound and looking to buy low, deploying high-yield DeFi assets at low prices and waiting for the market to turn around to realize profits has always been a prudent trading strategy.
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MevHuntervip
· 5h ago
Low-position positioning for high returns, waiting for the rebound to profit from the price difference, this logic has no problem. Wait, what does a burn rate of -9.27% mean? Do I still have to lose principal every period? A 12.3% return sounds good, but how risky is this DeFi product? Waiting for airdrops is indeed boring; it's better to jump into high-yield products now. Now, bottom-fishing DeFi—are you betting that the market will really turn around? Do you dare? With stablecoin derivatives like sNUSD, I always feel there's hidden risk. Damn, another product that looks good but is actually a trap. Have I been scammed enough? I keep hearing about low-position layout every time, but it still drops in the end. It's a bit annoying.
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CoffeeOnChainvip
· 5h ago
Getting in on dips is easier said than done; those who can't hold on have already cut their losses. The sNUSD data looks okay, but that -9.27% burn rate is a bit scary. Can we really get 12.3% out of it? Waiting for a rebound? I'm wondering when this will finally end...
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SmartContractPhobiavip
· 5h ago
Bottom-fishing psychology is really stimulating, but be careful with that -9.27% burn rate. sNUSD looks sweet, but whether you can handle it depends on your personal risk tolerance. Low-position positioning sounds simple, but few can really hold out until the rebound. A 12.3% return rate is indeed top-notch, but the fear is that the rebound is遥遥无期. Every time they say to buy on dips, but in the end, someone always gets caught and stuck. Honestly, it still depends on whether you dare to gamble on this rebound. The return data looks good, but the risk is hidden in the details.
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LiquidationKingvip
· 5h ago
Bear markets are indeed the old trick for bottom fishing, but a 12.3% return... is it real or fake? --- Once again, it's a "steady trading strategy." How did the last person who said that do? --- I took a look at sNUSD, and the burn rate of -9 is a bit hard to sustain. --- Dipping in on dips is correct, but I'm just worried it might be another round of harvesting the leeks. --- Wait, the implied yield is actually higher than the basic yield? How does this logic hold? --- Market rebounds are rebounds, but only true warriors dare to go all-in now. --- The higher the yield, the greater the risk. Is this truly different this time, or is it another scythe?
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CryptoMotivatorvip
· 5h ago
Bear market bottom fishing requires finding this kind of real yield, don't just listen to stories Wait, is the burning rate -9.27% a bit fierce? Low-position deployment is no problem, but I'm worried the rebound is far off, what do you think? sNUSD's yield is indeed interesting, but what about the risk? Feels like no one is talking about it Actually, the hardest part of a bear market is not finding opportunities, but holding on. Can you hold? Remember the last time a certain DeFi "stablecoin" rug pulled, so you still need to be cautious A base yield of 12.3% sounds comfortable, but can you really secure it? In my opinion, buying on dips is fine, but don't go all-in on such derivatives This wave is indeed an opportunity, but it depends on your risk tolerance
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