If your BNB is still just sitting in a spot account on an exchange waiting for that small basic return, you are passively giving up a larger profit potential. At the current stage of DeFi ecosystem development, traditional single-position strategies are indeed falling behind the times.

From an asset utilization perspective, products like slisBNBx represent a new approach. Its core mechanism is: your BNB can be used on-chain as collateral to participate in lending protocols, earning liquidity yields and staking rewards; at the same time, it can maintain an effective position within centralized platform accounts, continuing to participate in new coin airdrops and IPO activities.

This sounds like doing two things at once, but in reality, it’s a technical means to generate yields from the same asset across different dimensions. Compared to the traditional choice—either withdrawing to on-chain DeFi (facing contract risks) or staying on the exchange (missing on-chain opportunities)—this layered operation indeed changes the yield structure.

The mathematical difference is obvious: if someone’s BNB can simultaneously capture staking rewards, lending interest, and IPO gains, while your BNB can only generate a single type of return, the actual purchasing power gap between the two could reach over 50%-60%. This is not an exaggeration, but an objective difference caused by the different yield dimensions.

As this type of asset allocation scheme becomes more popular, the market’s definition of a risk-free BNB return benchmark is gradually adjusting. In the future, funds still using traditional single-position strategies will, in comparison, be actively giving up market opportunities. The key is to understand how this system works and then make choices that better match your risk tolerance.