Recently, new coin mining has been booming, and the threshold of 6 BNB has caused many people to struggle. In fact, there's no need to wait until you have enough — just borrow directly.

Borrowing may sound risky, but it’s actually very controllable. The key is to understand a number: as long as the BNB price decline is kept within 20%, the pledged position remains very safe. Only in the case of a crash-level drop will liquidation occur, and such extreme scenarios are extremely unlikely.

Let’s look at the interest costs. Using today’s data as an example: borrowing 1000U has a daily interest of only 0.25U, and borrowing 1 BNB requires pledging about 1300U. In other words, the daily interest for borrowing 1 BNB is less than 1U. Compared to mining profits, this cost is negligible.

When is the best time to borrow? Of course, the later the better — this maximizes the reduction of risk exposure time. However, the risk of borrowing late is that the BNB in your wallet might be stolen, so the safest approach is to do it on the morning of the new coin launch.

The operation process is actually very simple. Open a top wallet, go to the financial - borrowing module (remember to upgrade to the latest version), and follow the interface prompts to input the required authorization amount. The only thing to pay attention to is the safety value setting — the higher the safety value, the harder it is to be liquidated, but it also requires more USDT to pledge, depending on your risk preference.

After comparing all borrowing channels in the wallet, it appears that the lending interest in the financial section is the lowest, with no cheaper options available.