Want to do DeFi but worried about risks? For investors who can tolerate medium to high risk, DeFi lending platforms are more than just simple financial tools—they're essentially a leverage blade on-chain.

The core logic is actually straightforward: when borrowing rates are lower than the yields on your staked assets, this interest spread becomes an arbitrage opportunity. By repeatedly staking, borrowing, and re-staking in cycles, you can grow your initial capital like a rolling snowball.

Take BNB and stablecoins as examples of two mainstream assets—they operate on completely different logics. One is a mainstream public chain token, the other is a value-anchored stable tool. By combining their respective characteristics, we can design different cycling strategies. Some people have pushed capital efficiency to 24% APY levels through this approach.

Of course, the prerequisite is that you truly understand the lending mechanisms involved, otherwise you'll just end up being on the losing end.