A clear characteristic of a bear market is that the number of financial activities on exchanges suddenly increases😄

Recently, everyone has been discussing high-yield financial products. An annualized return of 20% APR is indeed tempting, but a closer look reveals some pitfalls: a limit of 50,000 and currency premiums. If you don't already hold a position, switching in just to deposit might not be cost-effective.

Looking at it from a different perspective, directly staking USDT for yields might be more elegant. Taking a major platform's approach as an example, after staking USDT to obtain the relevant yield certificates, the overall annualized return can reach 13.52%, which includes a 12% basic annual yield and an additional 1.52% supplementary yield. Compared to this, such a model eliminates the hassle of limits and currency conversions, making operations simpler for holders and providing more stable returns.

In short, the increasing number of financial products is actually a reminder—that the market needs these tools to attract funds, and this in itself is a signal.