A while ago, I was trading @SentientAGI's pre-market contracts, taking a few small swings, and the profits were pretty good.

I have a habit when trading contracts: I like to keep my margin at 20x, with small positions and large buffers, never risking liquidation unless in extreme market conditions.

But opening a $500 position with another $9,500 USDT in my account just sits there, can't move it, and it doesn't generate any returns.

I believe many brothers trading perpetuals are in a similar situation with their account structures.
Recently, I saw @flipster_io's new Dynamic Earn, a very well-designed feature that still uses margin but also earns returns.

After subscribing with USDT, you can still use it for cross-margin perpetual trading, but without affecting your positions or changing your trading habits, it will automatically generate on-chain earnings.

No extra wallet, no bridging, and no additional steps—just subscribe and it runs automatically.

However, if you want to exit, you need to cancel within 2 working days.

I personally think one of its great advantages is that capital efficiency is really improved.

Funds are no longer a binary choice: you don’t have to give up earnings to trade.

Especially friendly during sideways or low-volatility markets.

It doesn't chase huge profits but can turn idle funds into steady growth over the long term.

Basically, Dynamic Earn is like an invisible raise for traders—it's not about taking more risks, but about letting idle funds earn interest.

Brothers who enjoy trading contracts, give this new feature a try.

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