【Crypto World】Interestingly, there have always been two camps within the Bitcoin community. One side is concerned about various financial engineering methods, while on the other side, more and more newcomers are starting to consider—can the coins they hold generate returns?
Currently, there is a scheme worth paying attention to: through specific products, your Bitcoin can generate approximately 11% annualized returns, paid out monthly. The key point is—you don’t need to sell your holdings to achieve this capital efficiency improvement. In simple terms, it means maintaining exposure to Bitcoin while also obtaining a stable cash flow.
This opens a new approach for those who are optimistic about Bitcoin’s long-term prospects and want to make their assets work more efficiently during the holding period. It’s not about chasing overnight riches, but about ensuring exposure while continuously generating value from idle purchasing power.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 01-09 01:30
11% sounds pretty good, but it still depends on how the underlying logic works and where the risks are concentrated.
I understand that putting coins into lending protocols can generate interest, but with such stable returns... there must be some trade-offs behind it. Does anyone understand?
But to be fair, it's still better than letting your assets sit idle on an exchange, at least you can squeeze some profit out.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 01-09 01:24
11% return sounds really attractive, but where are the risks?
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FreeRider
· 01-09 01:24
11%? Sounds good, but I don't know where the risks are hidden.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 01-09 01:23
11%? That sounds pretty good, but what about the risk... Every time I see this kind of product, I think of some lending protocols that have collapsed.
Wait, is this yield farming or is there really some new mechanism... Details are crucial.
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degenonymous
· 01-09 01:19
11% annualized? It depends on where the risk lies; it doesn't seem that simple.
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ForkTongue
· 01-09 01:18
11% sounds good, but why does it feel a bit risky…
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Same old story, the old trick of borrowing coins to earn interest, in the end, we’re the ones losing money
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Not even willing to sell the holdings, still want to sit back and earn interest? Too greedy
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It depends on who is offering this product; whether to trust it or not is the key
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Monthly distribution sounds comfortable, but the real question is how the underlying assets are matched?
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Thinking about trying it, but always feel like a pie in the sky
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Wait, is this 11% fixed or floating? The difference is huge
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I just want to understand how the mechanism behind this works, who is providing us with this yield
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Holding the position without selling and still earning interest, I need to ponder this logic
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Another scheme that makes you comfortable holding has appeared, but what about the risks?
Can you earn interest by holding Bitcoin? How does the 11% annualized product work?
【Crypto World】Interestingly, there have always been two camps within the Bitcoin community. One side is concerned about various financial engineering methods, while on the other side, more and more newcomers are starting to consider—can the coins they hold generate returns?
Currently, there is a scheme worth paying attention to: through specific products, your Bitcoin can generate approximately 11% annualized returns, paid out monthly. The key point is—you don’t need to sell your holdings to achieve this capital efficiency improvement. In simple terms, it means maintaining exposure to Bitcoin while also obtaining a stable cash flow.
This opens a new approach for those who are optimistic about Bitcoin’s long-term prospects and want to make their assets work more efficiently during the holding period. It’s not about chasing overnight riches, but about ensuring exposure while continuously generating value from idle purchasing power.