Many people think arbitrage must rely on high-frequency trading and complex models, but in today's market, one path is already very clear—low-cost borrowing combined with high certainty returns. This path is becoming easier and easier.

For example, if you use blue-chip assets like BTCB, ETH, or BNB as collateral, you can borrow stablecoins like USD1. What's the cost? Taking BTCB as an example, the annualized borrowing rate is only about 1%, which is almost negligible. If you put this borrowed USD1 into a leading exchange's financial product, the annualized return on stablecoins can reach 20%. After deducting the 1% borrowing cost, your net annualized return is still 18%—such low-volatility strategies are really rare nowadays.

What’s even more versatile is the "stacked yield" approach. If your collateral is assets like PT-USDe, asUSDF, or USDe, which have their own earning capabilities, then when you borrow USD1 from Leverage, your original assets continue to generate income. You earn interest from the yield-bearing tokens while investing the USD1 into stablecoin financial products for returns, and the yields stack up. Meanwhile, the risk doesn’t increase significantly.

This low-cost borrowing model essentially maximizes the efficiency of idle assets. Assets like BTCB, ETH, and BNB, which would otherwise just sit idle, now become a source of low-cost capital, capable of unlocking more stable income channels. For those who prefer a conservative approach, this almost risk-free arbitrage method is becoming increasingly popular in bear and sideways markets.